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How soon should I see Dimples in the eggs???
So my pastel clutch is at Day 32 and four of the five eggs are showing significant dimples. My humidity is a constant 99% and we are holding at 89.2 degrees. My wife thinks that the eggs might be further along than expected because the Dam lais them 46days after her post Ovy shed. I am only concerned about one of the eggs because it is noticably smaller than the others but has good veins and movement when i candle it.
How early should I be seeing dimples, I ecpected them in the last 2 weeks or so but by my count I'm still about 28 days out?
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Im about at the same day and i only have small dimples. I have one egg that has been dying since day one and it has a lot of dimples. Do you have them in substrate?
Also, do you have a picture so we can see how dimpled they are?
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Yeah they are in Vermiculite 50/50, I will take some pictures this evening so I can get some opinions
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I have eggs that are 1 month old, and eggs that are 1½ month old.. And they all look perfect/brand "new". Maybe you keep them in a too dry media, I also use Vermiculite, but I add much more water, than other folks do! And I'm absolutely sure, I'm doing the right thing.
For 100 gram Vermiculite, I use 300 gram water! And that seems just about right..
Hope your eggs will be fine
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BigJayPiercer (05-22-2012)
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Mine are the same. Laid April 9th, theyre pretty dimpled right now. I have one which im not sure is gonna make it,its so dimpled. Im using substratless though.
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Re: How soon should I see Dimples in the eggs???
 Originally Posted by BigJayPiercer
So my pastel clutch is at Day 32 and four of the five eggs are showing significant dimples. My humidity is a constant 99% and we are holding at 89.2 degrees. My wife thinks that the eggs might be further along than expected because the Dam lais them 46days after her post Ovy shed. I am only concerned about one of the eggs because it is noticably smaller than the others but has good veins and movement when i candle it.
How early should I be seeing dimples, I ecpected them in the last 2 weeks or so but by my count I'm still about 28 days out?
I have some that are on day 40 and they are perfectly round still with no dimples. I think they are all different and dimple at different rates depending on how healthy they were to begin with, the humidity, and the temperature they are being incubated at.
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My eggs went full term and never showed any sign of dimples. I'm pretty sure it a some will some wont kind of thing.
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