two wierd air cells

[thedoors5to1]

so i dont know how i overlooked this before i put the eggs in the incubator, but i have two eggs, both with developing ducklings inside, that have wierd air cells.
i candled all eggs before putting them in the incubator, im guessing i overlooked the first one, which doesnt have a double yolk, but seems to have a double air cell, i dont have a working camera, so i used photoshop to make a quick reference. it looks like this:

is it possible for this baby to survive? im on day 13 of 28, and have seen movement inside both of these eggs... my other wierd air sack looks like this:

i dont think the air cell should be that big, it is larger than the others with babys inside, and its a little wavy looking, as if it was punctured, but its not.
im just wondering if you think they have a chance, and what possibly they are, double air cell or what not.
thanks for any input

 

[CindyS]

are these shipped eggs? aircells like this are common on shipped eggs and it should not affect their development.

 

[thedoors5to1]

yes cindyS they are shipped eggs, i should have mentioned that when i mentioned one maybe looked punctured or pushed almost. but they are alive and moving, so i hope for the best. my pictures arent so great but i guess i got my point across.
thankyou for the reply, i feel better knowing someone elses opinion on thier chances.

 

[onthespot]

I have eleven dark brahmas that look just like that and they are due to go to the hatcher tomorrow. They are all developing well. I have heard that ones with air cells like that hatch better if they are kept pointed up, like the egg carton method. I plan to just stop my egg turner and leave them in it and just monitor the hatch. Wish me luck.

 

[nivtup]

We have had weird air cells, and they seem to make it out alright for the most part.

I always think that there is no way, and they have proven me wrong several times.

I like being wrong that way