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This baby hatched early this morning and I realized one of its eyes has a cloudy/blue pupil, while the other one looks perfectly fine (brown iris and black pupil) - is this something that could go away or is it a sign of blindness/another eye issue?

assuming so, the dark spot on the top of the egg is all there is - day 10. I can't see any movement & the other egg that's developing is a lot more filled in than this one - I can't see veins or anything either since they're dark eggs

Day 6, I think they are because of the dark spots, but I'm not positive since they're very dark eggs & I can't see any veins

It does not

it's pretty much fully dark except for a couple spots, it was developing fine until yesterday but now I can't tell

Can't see any movement, don't think it's internally pipped, & air cell looks a bit weird - another egg from this batch hatched yesterday night Any chance anyone can tell? (bator was only opened for a minute to candle)

Ok, thank you. temp is staying pretty stable but if it does fluctuate it always stays between 36.9 and 38.1, a couple times it has gone up to 38.4 but was brought down quickly

This is what one of the eggs looks like now, if it helps - I feel like the air cells may be a bit too small?

Thank you for trying to help ❤️

All eggs are marked - and I don't think they are. I bought them from 2 different people (locally, not shipped) and every egg is a different shade.

Yes, I'm using a Govee thermometer/hygrometer & I also used a (calibrated) mercury thermometer to make sure it was accurate

Magicfly mini egg incubator, the one that holds 9 eggs. Hatched Call ducks in it 2 years ago and had almost 100% hatch rate

I put nine chicken eggs in my incubator on the 1st of April - Every single one of them started developing and were developing well, until day 11 where they started dying - lost 2 the 11th day, 1 or 3 on the 12th, and another today. My incubator temperature is 37.5c and I have an auto turner that...

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I unfortunately did not - she's stopped laying for this year (her last egg was shell-less too) but I am still planning on getting her checked out by a vet. Hopefully you can figure out what's going on with yours, I tried so many things with mine and nothing helped.

bumping this since I posted late at night

I have a (nearly) 1 year old Call duck named Basil who started laying this spring. She was laying solid, nicely shelled eggs for a while - eventually they started being soft-shelled and now they have no shell, just the membrane and the egg inside. None of my other ducks have this problem and...

here's my new baby - brought them home just over two weeks ago!

Thank you - She was a lovely bird. I'm sorry about your hen too, I wish they didn't hide things so well, it seemed like she was going to get better.

The vet never called back & everything was closed today. She got worse today. Yesterday she would walk around a bit & the prolapse was almost completely better, today she couldn't stand up/stop falling over or stay awake & developed a very swollen abdomen. I put her to rest because she got so...