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    Smile Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    how normal is that? will it survive?

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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    wow thats neat! never seen anything like that. got any ideas why that happened? calcium def. or something? looks like theres some mold, could be wrong. Hope a nice super comes outta there for ya.

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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    Quote Originally Posted by merdcme View Post
    how normal is that? will it survive?
    It happens I've never had it happen to that degree.. Yep it'll survive its on day 45+/- right now well know next saturday what it is for sure

    Quote Originally Posted by aybe.sea View Post
    wow thats neat! never seen anything like that. got any ideas why that happened? calcium def. or something? looks like theres some mold, could be wrong. Hope a nice super comes outta there for ya.
    Yea what is believed to happen is that mom didn't produce enough calcium to fully cover the egg so you get a window. Yea there is a little mold, see an egg is a living thing till the baby hatches, complete with an immune system and the whole bit. As long as the embryo is healthy then a little mold is no biggie as you can see. The egg is strong enough to keep the mold from spreading. You will notice that the mold is on the thinnest spot of the window. I assume because there less of the mold fighting "Whatever" being produced there.
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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    wow.. amazing peek into that normally unseen world. Shame you couldn't take one daily photo to watch the growth going on. hope you have your super pastel in there but congrats on a healthy clutch.
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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    Quote Originally Posted by Ladydragon View Post
    wow.. amazing peek into that normally unseen world. Shame you couldn't take one daily photo to watch the growth going on. hope you have your super pastel in there but congrats on a healthy clutch.
    Thanks I'm really looking forward to seeing what is in this clutch.
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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    Hope it's hatch for you !

    I have seen some people clean the mold and put a bandaid on it. That way you prevent it from breaking and losing the yolk.

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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    Quote Originally Posted by Watever View Post
    Hope it's hatch for you !

    I have seen some people clean the mold and put a bandaid on it. That way you prevent it from breaking and losing the yolk.
    Well I didn't see any reason to risk it..it wasn't growing or spreading so no harm no foul..

    I had an egg this season that was infertile it molded like nobody's business and there little if any that spread to adjoining eggs. I mean this thing was black and gnarly looking other eggs did just fine..
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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    Very cool Ed best of luck

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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    I say definitely a super.

    Best of luck to you, Ed!

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    Re: Here's something that you don't see everyday

    Quote Originally Posted by Drew87 View Post
    Very cool Ed best of luck
    Thank's..

    Quote Originally Posted by Jyson View Post
    I say definitely a super.

    Best of luck to you, Ed!
    Yea I tell you I really hope it is..it still has a week to color up some..but it is very pink in the egg so we shall see..
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