Clutch #2 2011!! Candeled yellow??

[Subdriven]

Ok, So this is my 2nd and last clutch of the year, Bee x Normal. Yesterday afternoon I looked in the tub and found 1 egg WAY away from her and her hide. It was cone shaped and looked wierd. I grabbed it and set it in the incubater. all day and all night I was checking on her. 1 more egg around 4 in the morning then around 8 am she droped 6 more but I could see there was more. about 10 she dropped the last one. They are all small between 77 and 93 grams, all wierd shapes and SUPER plyable shells. The first one instantly sunk in. So I Candeled them all.. #3-9 seem great, not the best viens but they are there. #2 has some small viens but is yellow on the inside and not redish like the others. #1 is almost completely sunk in and a deep yellow on the inside, but seems to have better viens then the rest.....


And one have a clue???

Will add a pic in a few once the camera battery is charged again.

[GoFride]

Uh-oh yellow? Doesn't sound good, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you

[Homegrownscales]

They sound like weak eggs. Sometimes the eggs are fertilized but aren't meant to make it. Hopefully they pull through for you.


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[Jessica Loesch]

Maybe you were candling the yolk side of the egg? Lol, that's just a random thought. I'm prolly wrong ...

[Subdriven]

Here are some picks.

[Jessica Loesch]

I would hold on to em of course and then throw em out if they start to smell or get yellow or lose veins. GOOD LUCK!!!!

[Subdriven]

Incubator is up and running and all are in. Going to let them sit there a week and recheck. The squished one has dark red spots inside the egg and has more veins then the full one that is yellow.

[saber2th]

If your seeing veins, I would incubate as normal. If they where infertile, you shouldn't see any veins. Some are better than none.

good luck.

Dave