I've had eggs dimple earlier than that even with the substrate being nearly saturated (I place the eggs on plastic egg crate so I don't have to worry about over watering).

I've got a female who consistently lays eggs that seem to dimple early while the other clutches seem to follow a more "normal" pattern. I think sometimes the amount of dimpling you see in the eggs has a lot to do with the female not just the amount of humidity you present the eggs with.

Personally, I think they look fine. That one has what appears to be a mold spot on it and if you were to lightly dust the area with some anti-fungal foot powder it should be okay.

Never give up on a clutch until the last possible moment. Even eggs that moldy can still hold a surprise.

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