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    My advise, leave them be.
    The egg whites turning funny colors isn't going to hurt them this late in incubation.
    They are already fully developed
    And also. Was the temps steady at a certain temp or was there fluctuations of 87-90?
    If there were than that could lead to slower development.
    But don't panic. They are fine.
    As balls always do, they will do when they feel like. And not a moment before.

    Also, a day after cutting and they haven't come out is not a surprise.
    They may stay in there for a week just because they feel safe. Don't panic until you hit over a week and no "coming out" occurs.. maybe a little less than a week. Ya get ma drift?



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    and the oldest, male pit/mix Corky. 18yrs strong.

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