BumblePea
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Hello everyone
I've got two rescue conures that I've rehabilitated over the past 1.5 years. They're former breeders that never actually bred. I suspect that's why they were surrendered to the rescue. They laid eggs and with the vet's advice, I've allowed her to sit on them since she had already laid 8 back to back. This was to not encourage her to lay more to replace any eggs taken out.
Well, I've now got 3 fertile eggs. I've cared for babies, but I'm still rather inexperienced as I'm not a breeder.
Upon candling the eggs, I noticed that two are developing quite normally but one looks off. I don't want to leave it in there if it can hurt the mama or her other eggs. Can you take a look at it and let me know what you think?
I don't see veins anymore and the color is less red and more desaturated.
I've got two rescue conures that I've rehabilitated over the past 1.5 years. They're former breeders that never actually bred. I suspect that's why they were surrendered to the rescue. They laid eggs and with the vet's advice, I've allowed her to sit on them since she had already laid 8 back to back. This was to not encourage her to lay more to replace any eggs taken out.
Well, I've now got 3 fertile eggs. I've cared for babies, but I'm still rather inexperienced as I'm not a breeder.
Upon candling the eggs, I noticed that two are developing quite normally but one looks off. I don't want to leave it in there if it can hurt the mama or her other eggs. Can you take a look at it and let me know what you think?
I don't see veins anymore and the color is less red and more desaturated.
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