Incubating eggs for the first time

[Mama_2017]

6 days ago I put eggs in the incubator. 4 out of the 6 I see blood vessels. Should I toss the 2 that doesn’t have any growth? Or should I wait?

 

[Susan Skylark]

If you are a first time candler it doesn’t hurt anything to check again a a few days.

 

[paddock36]

If you are a first time candler it doesn’t hurt anything to check again a a few days.

I agree, then if there are still no sign of life go ahead and toss them out. You don't want a rotten egg to explode in your incubator.

 

[Mill Chick]

6 days ago I put eggs in the incubator. 4 out of the 6 I see blood vessels. Should I toss the 2 that doesn’t have any growth? Or should I wait?

What color are the eggs? If they are white then go ahead but if they are green or brown then I would wait a couple of days! good luck with the hatch and keep us posted!

 

[Mama_2017]

What color are the eggs? If they are white then go ahead but if they are green or brown then I would wait a couple of days! good luck with the hatch and keep us posted!

They are very very light brown eggs

 

[Mama_2017]

 

[Ridgerunner]

They are your eggs, you can do what you wish. As long as my eggs do not smell like a rotten egg (which means bacteria are growing inside) I don't toss any until I candle at Day as I go into lockdown.

That egg looks clear. I do not see any development at all. If you toss it you are not likely to be tossing a viable egg.

 

[Mill Chick]

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I would say keep it in the incubator till day 14 and if it’s still this clear then toss it unless it starts to stink before then!

 

[casportpony]

6 days ago I put eggs in the incubator. 4 out of the 6 I see blood vessels. Should I toss the 2 that doesn’t have any growth? Or should I wait?

I'd probably leave it for a few more days.