Candled eggs

[findingotis]

Hey TFO,

After checking on the eggs, I noticed one had cracked and gone rotten and it smelt... well, like a rotten egg. So I thought I'd give candling a go to see if I should keep the eggs incubating and took some pics. Not sure if I've done this correctly seeing as I used the little light on my phone to do the candling. Let me know what you think!

Laid on 5th of Feb - I think this one is/was fertile, but it's also the oldest egg so maybe it's stopped developing seeing as it's been about 3 months since it was laid.

Laid on 2nd of March

Laid on 18th of April

 

[findingotis]

Hey TFO,

After checking on the eggs, I noticed one had cracked and gone rotten and it smelt... well, like a rotten egg. So I thought I'd give candling a go to see if I should keep the eggs incubating and took some pics. Not sure if I've done this correctly seeing as I used the little light on my phone to do the candling. Let me know what you think!

Laid on 5th of Feb - I think this one is/was fertile, but it's also the oldest egg so maybe it's stopped developing seeing as it's been about 3 months since it was laid.

Laid on 2nd of March

Laid on 18th of April

After having a browse of the forum and looking at other candled eggs, i'm thinking only the first one is fertile? does anyone more experienced have any input? should i keep them all in the incubator eventhough they're not fertile? thanks

 

[TortieLuver]

Wow that's amazing. Lookin' good. Keep them all of course. I know star eggs from what I have researched are similar to leo eggs and I find it interesting how some of the eggs just take longer than others, even twice as long and they are in the same incubator, laid at the same time.

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Sometimes we candle and they don't look like anything, but sure enough, they hatch.