Well, I always wondered what happened to the 25% that didn't hatch from the lethal short leg gene. I had some hatch Saturday, so today I opened the two that didn't hatch after checking for movement. One was one I didn't think was far enough along, but had put in the hatcher just in case, because I don't trust my candling yet. Egg number one looked like a normal chick at about day 18, or about the time they were moved into the hatcher. The second one, comparing to embryo development charts, was at about day 14 I think. However, on one side, there was just the tiniest bit of vestigial leg, just a piece of tissue really, where the leg should be. On the other side, I couldn't find a trace of a leg. Anyway, this was just something I always wondered about, and thought I would share.