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    Re: Egg Candling

    Yep, albinos are definitely the easiest. I also have a pin x sable clutch going. They seem pretty easy to tell as well. I am pretty positive that I have three pins. Not sure if I hit the cross though. I am hoping to be able to tell on my pied clutch in a couple weeks. I would think they should be pretty easy as well.
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    Re: Egg Candling

    MAn I'm candling with one of those powerful little mini maglites as well and I dont see crap.

    Just a black blob in the bottom of the egg.

    Im at roughly day 36

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    Re: Egg Candling

    I'm at day 37 and can see plenty of movement in some of the 9 towards the bottom half. Could swear I saw some pattern too

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    Re: Egg Candling

    Quote Originally Posted by JennM View Post
    My first clutch is the same way. I was a bit worried when I candled around day 50?-not sure on exact day-and the eggs looked about 1/4 full. I figured they'd be at least 1/2 full by that time. The eggs were still nice and plump, had nice veins, and wiggly worms! I could make out the morphs inside if they pressed against the egg just right.

    Its now day 60 and they've grown a good bit. Though... They still haven't pipped

    Good luck! It may just take a bit longer for your guys and gals as well.

    Sorry not sure how to edit a post. I just wanted to share that one in my clutch just pipped, so we cut the other eggs. We candled them first. They still appeared less than 1/2full, but the babies are big! I wouldn't worry.

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    Re: Egg Candling

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    Quote Originally Posted by JennM View Post
    Sorry not sure how to edit a post. I just wanted to share that one in my clutch just pipped, so we cut the other eggs. We candled them first. They still appeared less than 1/2full, but the babies are big! I wouldn't worry.

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    Re: Egg Candling

    Quote Originally Posted by 2kdime View Post
    MAn I'm candling with one of those powerful little mini maglites as well and I dont see crap.

    Just a black blob in the bottom of the egg.

    Im at roughly day 36
    In another few days you should be able to see the pattern pretty easily. Make sure the room you are in is pitch black.
    John Vandegrift

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    Re: Egg Candling

    Quote Originally Posted by West Coast Jungle View Post
    Here is a candling shot of a normal


    And one of an albino


    These guys are the easiest IMO to see from candling because they have no dark coloration.
    Maybe thats why some of mine looked all glowy, the pairing was het albino to het albino, so maybe they're albinos! I'm gonna go with that.


    Quote Originally Posted by JennM View Post
    Sorry not sure how to edit a post. I just wanted to share that one in my clutch just pipped, so we cut the other eggs. We candled them first. They still appeared less than 1/2full, but the babies are big! I wouldn't worry.
    Thanks that's good to hear!
    1. Orange Dream, probable YellowBelly
    1. Pinstripe Het Albino
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    .1 Lesser
    1.1 Mojave

    and one mystery fetus, due in July

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