Ok, I apologize for the newbie question....but.....
The eggs went in the 'bator on Christmas Eve at noon. I decided to candle them today just for giggles.....mind you this is not my first time hatching eggs....just the first time I ever tried chicken eggs, lol! So today is day 14 I think....a few of the eggs were very bright, allowing a lot of light through and some were so dark I couldn't see light except at the air bubble. Should I pull the "bright" ones? I honestly can't see anything in them but I hate to pull anything out (I'll question my actions 50 times over!). I wasn't sure if there was a certain point when I should bite the bullet and let them go
Thanks in advance!!

The eggs went in the 'bator on Christmas Eve at noon. I decided to candle them today just for giggles.....mind you this is not my first time hatching eggs....just the first time I ever tried chicken eggs, lol! So today is day 14 I think....a few of the eggs were very bright, allowing a lot of light through and some were so dark I couldn't see light except at the air bubble. Should I pull the "bright" ones? I honestly can't see anything in them but I hate to pull anything out (I'll question my actions 50 times over!). I wasn't sure if there was a certain point when I should bite the bullet and let them go

Thanks in advance!!