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Odd boob shaped eggs?

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One of my females just laid a clutch of 7 eggs last night. She is 66% poss. het pied, and was paired with a pastel 100% het pied, and a 100% het pied. All the eggs are what looks to be fertile( I candled all and saw veins in them) but two of them looked very oddly shaped. Both of them had one normal side and 1 side that look like a boob. Is this common? Also, What is the probability of them hatching? I will post pics when i get home from work. As I said, all ARE fertile, just two look weird.
 
I've had several boob eggs hatch just fine and then I've had one that produced a DOA hatchling due to the umbilical cord running through the boob part and getting pinched off during the incubation period.
I'd venture to say most boob eggs do just fine.
 
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