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OK I HAD MY FEMALE BURM LAY 18 EGGS 45 DAYS AGO. i HAVE BEEN INCUBATING AT 88 DEGREES AND HAVE HAD NO PROBLEMS THEN IN THE LAST WEEK AND A HALD I HAVE HAD 4 EGGS START ROTTING AND GROWING BUMPY STUFF ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE EGGS. SO MY QUESTION IS THIS NORMAL OR IS THERE SOMTHING WRONG. i ALSO HAVE NOT BEEN TURNING THE EGGS BUT I WAS NOT SURE IF I WAS SUPPOSE TO SO IF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE DO THAT WOULD BE GREAT
THANK YOU
NEIL
Dont turn the eggs. Your 88 degrees sounds ok for incubation. Hows the humidity? Have you candled them to see if they are fertile?
COULD YOU EXPLAIN TO ME HOW TO DO IT I HAVE HEARD OF IT BUT NEVER TRIED ALWAYS AFRAID I BURN THE EGGS
It doesnt mean literally taking a candle to them. Just shine a flashlight thru the egg from the back. If you see veins thru the shell, they are viable. If no veins, most likely infertile.
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