eggs with fuss

[Cali Reaper]

my eggs are a month old in the incubator and I have them in 80-82 degrees fahrenheit and Humidity as high 70 percent lowest 40 percent. I started to see that the eggs started to grow some fuss on it, is that a good sign or bad. I have never incubated eggs before so I did a little research on incubating eggs so I am learning as I go along but I did not see anything regarding white fuss around it but I did see about mold that the eggs ends up shriveling and no good egg, I have checked on now but thats what I saw last week and and I cleaned it up by rubbing it off but did not picked up the egg.

 

[Link]

It usually starts to end up turning into mold. I just had a bunch on some of mine yesterday.

 

[Cali Reaper]

It usually starts to end up turning into mold. I just had a bunch on some of mine yesterday.

What can I do, should I keep cleaning it off or should I just let it mold of or discard the eggs?

 

[Link]

What can I do, should I keep cleaning it off or should I just let it mold of or discard the eggs?

I never threw mine away until I'm sure. Some people say put a little baking soda in there. But I don't believe that. It might work I don't know but if the eggs are getting larger just keep at it. I just had ones that I just got rid of so it didn't affect my other one. And then I had one from another female that had mold and fuss mold. I wish I kept I took a picture of the ones I just throw away the other day for you it was just yesterday

 

[Link]

You'll notice they are starting to sweat after about a month or two and getting bigger. I put a coin or something that I know the size of take a picture and then see if they're getting bigger they should go and collapse after a month usually

 

[Cali Reaper]

You'll notice they are starting to sweat after about a month or two and getting bigger. I put a coin or something that I know the size of take a picture and then see if they're getting bigger they should go and collapse after a month usually

Ah okay, thanks. I will keep an eye on them and see what happens.

 

[Link]

All mine there got moldy mostly were strand eggs so I just wanted to get them out of there

 

[bobcochran]

No matter what species you're dealing with your temps are too high for eggs to successfully incubate. Also wiping the white fuzz off the eggs won't do any good, they're either fertile or not. Remove the eggs growing white fuzz, if they're all growing white fuzz they're not fertile.