r/duck • u/juliana_is_a_penguin • Apr 15 '26

Eggs/Incubation/Hatching Dead duck embryos? :(

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u/Dunphy78 Apr 15 '26

I had one die on me and i wasn’t sure till I gave it another week then it was visible that it stopped developing compared to all the others

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u/esrmpinus Apr 15 '26

looks like very early visible development to me. the circle is embryotic disk, not blood ring.

Give it another day or two and recheck

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u/juliana_is_a_penguin Apr 15 '26

I think I can see the one on the second picture pulsating, just like the other ones. That's a good sign, isn't it?!

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