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Just put hognose eggs in incubator last week. Noticed that they already have a white mold. Anything I can do? Thanks
 
Mabe try a real weak bleach solution to wipe the mold off & move the eggs away from others in the box. Sometimes when mold shows its to late but healthy animals can hatch from not so healthy eggs.
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Chris
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I'd just wipe it off gently with a damp paper towel.

Don't think I'd use any bleach...it's very toxic to living things & eggs are semi-permeable membranes...the bleach might affect the eggs, IMO.

The mold may or may not come back...maybe too much humidity? I don't give up on eggs until they smell 'off' & draw flies...believe me, you'll know if they're bad. Keep
your fingers crossed...
 
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