Thanks for the replies. One of the three eggs looks perfect and one is
slighly dimpled and then this one is pretty bad looking. I moistened the
vermiculite around the dry looking egg and laid a moist paper towel over it but it doesn't seem to be getting any better. I was just ready to try anything to save the egg. Ill keep an eye on it for improvements but it doesn't look good. Thanks again!
One more question, so the egg could be just going bad regardless of whether the vermiculite is at the proper moisture level? If the egg is indeed going bad is it possible to determine if the baby is or isn't an albino if I were to cut it open? I won't cut it open unless it's for sure gone.

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