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The eggs I recently got back that I figured I could save 7 of them, The egg container when I got the incubator back was at 150% humidity, I found out the container was cracked letting huge amounts of humidity in and the eggs started to get fungus on them. I have cleaned them off a couple of times but even in the new containers it keeps coming back. Should I just keep wiping them off and hope for the best or are they a lost cause now "Good eggs don't mold remember?" Thanks in advance.
Foot Hill Reptiles

CANDLE THEM and if you still see veins get some mouthwash on a q tip and wipe th mold off. It depends on what the eggs look like. if they were full of veins and are a nice white color, try to save them. if they are soft and squishy and yellow inside toss them.
~kin
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plus if its 150% humidity which i hope you are wrong b/c they would be submerged in water... too much water can make them mold too. Jason, read the kathy love book and you should get most of your answers there

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Yes the puddled water was touching the bottom of the eggs, they are still nice and white with lots of veins, thanks for the help.
Foot Hill Reptiles