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I posted a week ago about my first clutch of normal ball eggs(practicing) and I took the advice and the eggs have plumped back up, however on a few, there is some green mold looking stuff. What is this and what can I expect to happen? I will post pics if need be.
Thanks
WJ Long
It's mold.. There either to wet or no good. Did you candle them? Whats the humidity at inside the bin?
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green eggs are dead eggs......smell them........
mold ON the egg can be wiped off but green inside is a rotting egg
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I wiped the mold off, but there is a certain smell, and it is not a good one.
As for humidity, it is high, but I have been told by most that the top needs to be on the container with water beads forming and humidity at near 100%.
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