Are these eggs going to make it?

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I've only done one (unexpected Partheno) clutch with maternal (100% success rate tho) but these don't look too bad to me to be honest. I'll let someone more experienced weigh in, but these guys don't look too discolored to me. Again I don't have a lot of experience, but that's just based on some videos and pics of other clutches I've seen. I've seen much worse out there.

I have a few clutches so far with some really ugly eggs this year...Your eggs look fine to me.

The real question is what will they look like in 55 more days. :)

Looks like your eggs either got wet or they are just dying, that's not just ugly eggs those are moldy eggs, so considering how they look and it's only day 5, I will have to guess that they will not make it.