Identifying good eggs in candeling

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Published 2014-06-16
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All Comments (20)
  • @apsjsbsbdkj
    I found what I'm pretty sure is a Californian quail egg. I tried candling it, and found that it was clear/yellowish looking. I figure that's a bad thing, but I thought I'd check because I don't know a whole lot about eggs. thanks
  • @samanthabolyard1098
    I know this is super old but was very helpful.. I’m wondering if the ones with a dark spot turned into anything.. I’m on day 6 and have several with lots of clear development and 3 that have a dark spot but no veins that I can see..
  • @ruletheroost1671
    I'll leave them for now until I'm sure but I didn't want her to sit for too long if they weren't going to hatch, she's getting on and it isn't great for her. She's a Light Sussex and the eggs are Buff Orpington.
  • @MA-je7cr
    Thanks for your video. I'm assuming this also applies for dove eggs? The egg is about half inch I candled the dove egg it looks like top end air the bottom of the egg looks dark. I can not see any veins. The age of the egg would be about 10 - 12 days...I'm thinking it died? Thoughts?
  • @lazynoobe2196
    Mine is different but it has air sac and yolk and a Red spot in middl e
  • @ACgotit
    If the egg has the yolk and a small space like the air sac at the bottom can it be incubated (I've never put it in the incubator)
  • @trinityfox8411
    I found a tiny light blue egg outside 2 weeks ago, how can I tell if it is dead or alive or what? I’ve kept it warm st 50celcius ?
  • @brittneyvilla8112
    Hey there. My hen had 8 babies she hatched but theres 3 eggs left. I candled them and they are all watery inside. Like i can watch the darker spot move like water. Are these bad?
  • @TheRusselmuscle
    What do you mean, "they sat too long"? I think you're referring to no viable eggs, but sat too long where?
  • @stefaniaboici2884
    so i am trying to hacth a baby chcik but its the start i am holding it warm but when i putted the llights i did this test and ii saw spots i don tknow what that mean pls tell me
  • @oliviawharry7771
    I have 4 chickadee eggs and i dont see any veins just a floating thing inside. I dont see anything else.
  • @lunarrn
    Can you eat the infertile eggs after being in the incubator for a week?
  • @bronwenjones7354
    My sister found a sparrow egg and the mum has died. Half the egg has spidery veins and looks like it should in the videos. But the other half looks empty. My sister felt a heart beat coming from the egg though - what should I do? Please help us
  • @jiashanuhai3222
    Ok my egg isnt a chicken egg its a wild baby bird so its similar just different hatch dates mine is all dark at the top no veins hes basically fully developed he was moving when i woke up but now hes not its just still i think he died
  • @citrus3s
    Hey, not sure if you will reply since this post is pretty old but I just found two eggs, one I’m pretty sure is dead the other I think may be alive. The one that is alive I believe is a morning doves egg and it has a small white circle inside with a yellow circle inside the white one with a air sac at the bottom, the other one which I believe is dead I think is a goldfinch, it has a large yellow area with a larger air sac and I have them on a heating pad, are they definitely dead or alive cause I’m not sure.