i recently posted on here about my dimpling/caved in eggs and i got some good responses back on what i needed to do. my question now is, since the humididty level is good in my incubator and the eggs now appear to be on the right track, should i expect the eggs to "un-dimple" or get fuller again or will they remain permanently dimpled even though they are in good condition or if they remain dimpled, does that mean that i have lost the egg? sorry i'm asking so many questions but i'm new and this was unexpected and i want to make sure that i am doing everything i can to ensure the best possible health of these eggs. thanks!
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egg question
- Thread starter Tobey23
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dwilliamsmms
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I've always found that the eggs lose their dimples with the right amount of moisture if they're still good. The ones that stay dimpled often go bad, but I give them plenty of time before I give up.
Stephen29
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Also, remember some dimpling close to hatching time is normal. Close to the 55-60 day hatching period, depending on temperature that you have the eggs set at. But if the dimpling is happening several weeks before hatching time then you probably have a moisture issue , as the others have talked about.
Good luck.
Good luck.