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Is this egg fertile?

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I'm not exactly sure how old the egg is. I found it under the long tailed lizards water dish along with 5 others that were old and discolored. It was a bit dented but I put it in a small container w/ humidity and the dents popped out. It's been about 20 days since it's been incubating. This is my first egg and I'm not quite sure what it's suppose to look like inside. So what do you guys think?
 

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Can't really say from that picture - it doesn't show veins; but the image is dark and of poor quality, and I don't know how you are lighting the egg.
Given that the egg was of unknown age when found, the dents "popped", and it has been incubating for 20 days without becoming moldy, discolored, or funky smelling; my recommendation is to continue with incubation.
 
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