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oozing eggs

wakeboarder

wakeboarder
I came home yesterday to find 2 of my eggs with a drop of clear fluid on the tops of them. It is only day 51. Is this normal? I wiped them both dry and one of them was wet again this morning. There was no condensation on the lid so it couldn't be that. I read that sometimes before hatching, eggs can ooze from poorly calcified areas of the egg. But I thought day 51 was a little early.

Any thoughts or suggestions is appreciated.

Thanks
 
Eggs "sweat" when the conditions are a bit too damp, which looks like drops of water. But if it's thick and gooey it means the eggs are hatching usually.
 
When eggs start to sweat (not just a small drop or two, but really sweat), it usually means they contain a dead embryo. The more they are sweating, the more likely it is that the embryo is dead.
Sorry. :(
KJ
 
When eggs start to sweat (not just a small drop or two, but really sweat), it usually means they contain a dead embryo. The more they are sweating, the more likely it is that the embryo is dead.
Sorry. :(
KJ

I concur... :(
 
after wiping them the second time, none of them have had a drop since. It is now day 58. I'm keeping the hopes high.
 
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