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I'm incubating goose eggs too, with saddled air sacs. I started candling at day seven, and the last two days also. They're going to live!

@Tenrec It takes goose eggs at least seven days before you can see anything at all when candling.

Thanks @Pyxis . The one that is completely detached moved back to the top. I have them all standing upright, with a slight tilt. The others are saddled.

The membrane around the air cell has pulled away, and the cells move. One cell was moved completely to the side of the egg.

Has anyone on here had success hatching eggs with damaged air sacs? They are resting now, before going in incubator. I plan to keep the eggs upright (large end up) during incubation for a week at least, maybe longer. Any suggestions on amount of time to wait before turning eggs? They'll just...