Fertile and Infertile egg

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Just though i would share with you a picture of my winter amyae clutch. Shows what a fertile egg looks like in the early stages. These eggs are a little less than 1 week old. 1 fertile 1 infertile. I would love to see other pictures of fertile eggs at different stages of embryonic development if you have any.

1st infertile 2nd fertile
 

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That's really interesting to see, thanks for posting the pics!
 
To draw attention to these very helpful pics again, should I be able to see this distinction any earlier than one week? Both mine look like your infertile one, tho they have only just been laid.

Thanks again for these!
 
Here is a angle head the day it was layed
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one week
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two weeks
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I still have eggs that are alot clearer then others as well. But there is still some hope for after 4 weeks.
 
I can see veins in my amyae as soon as they are laid. Sometimes they can be faint and hard to see under the sand coating the egg, but still visable.
 
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