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    How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    Got a rotten one...and is starting to smell so I wanna get it out of there.

    Just wondering what the best route is being that its stuck to the one next to it?

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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    I have heard about others cutting it away from good eggs. I have one that is starting to mold, but I'm just keeping an eye on it and applying anti fungal powder to the mold. So far it is just starting to sink in. No smells.

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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    Quote Originally Posted by axeman569 View Post
    I have heard about others cutting it away from good eggs. I have one that is starting to mold, but I'm just keeping an eye on it and applying anti fungal powder to the mold. So far it is just starting to sink in. No smells.
    Thats what I was thinking about doing but I just feel that razor blades and bp eggs don't mix. If someone could tell me in detail how to do it I would, but I don't want to guess at it.

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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    I'd suck out the juice with a turkey baster then gently peal the egg away from the others.
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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    I just leave them in if they don't come apart easily. It's not that big of a deal, just looks ugly.
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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    Dental floss.

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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    or, instead of risking the other eggs with cutting, you could just cover the moldy egg with dry vermiculite. it sucks the moisture out of it and prevents the mold from spreading or smelling. altho i guess this is easier if the egg is off to the side and not ontop or something.

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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    Quote Originally Posted by blackcrystal22 View Post
    Dental floss.
    hmmmm, dental floss huh?

    This sounds like it could work decently as well as the turkey baster idea. Its stuck pretty good just don't want to rip it.

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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    Quote Originally Posted by Animals As Leaders View Post
    hmmmm, dental floss huh?

    This sounds like it could work decently as well as the turkey baster idea. Its stuck pretty good just don't want to rip it.
    You want to use the turkey baster to get out all the liquid still. Peeling the egg doesn't always work, so using dental floss can help to ease the egg away.

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    Re: How To Remove Moldy Egg?

    My first couple of years breeding, I had a couple of eggs go bad. It smells for a few days, but the mold doesn't hurt the other eggs at all.


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