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Tutorial on How To Candle Duck Eggs
This part of the site is devoted to information on candling eggs - both fresh ones and during incubation. The navigation is on the left side of the page.
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Please Note: The candling section is not yet complete, so please be patient as we add and update material.
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Additional Resources
General Reference Pages
| General Reference Pages: |
| These general reference pages are pages from elsewhere in this site that are particularly relevant to the candling pages. |
| The Glossary [birds; ducks; eggs; incubation…] |
| What are the parts of an egg? |
| Embryology Glossary |
| Stages of Development (Embryology) |
List of Learn More Pages
| List of Learn More Pages (in order of appearance, more-or-less) | |
| The Learn More Pages are intended to help answer questions not directly related to candling that often come up while looking at candling. If you have a question that doesn't get answered here, let us know! | |
| Learn More Page: | First Seen on Page: |
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| Why is it called Candling? | Introduction |
| What are the parts of an egg? | Why Candle |
| How can I build my own Candler? | What Do We Need |
| How is an egg made? | Let's Begin (Shells) |
| Why NOT use large, or small eggs to incubate? | [coming] |
| Why are bumpy shells a problem? | Let's Begin (Shells) |
| How should we handle a freshly laid egg? | Good Eggs |
| How can we tell the age of an egg in water? | Too Old |
| Why is a poorly placed or ruptured air-cell a problem for hatching eggs? | Air Cell |
| Why don't cesarean sections work on birds? | Double Yolk |
| Sheesh, if there are so many things that can go wrong with an egg, how come we don't ever see any of that when we buy them at the store? | [coming] |
| How far is the duckling developed when the egg is first laid? | [coming] |
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