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Time between Eggs Hatching

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I am curious what is the longest time span anyone has had between eggs in a clutch hatching. This one clutch is very odd - we had one egg hatch Thursday afternoon and still none of the others have hatched. Its Saturday night. They look great and we just have not had this long of a time span. Got any idea???

Deb Hogman
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I typically have 5-6 days from the first egg to the last of a clutch hatching but you can have 1 or 2 that hatch a few days earlier or a few days later than the rest. Basically if they arent turning brown/red and arent stinking Id just wait they will hatch when they are ready.

Its possible the egg that hatched may have been closer to the heat source than the rest and experienced a higher temp then the rest of the clutch thus cooking just a tad faster.
 
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