Pack of 2pcs Ndeal Egg Candler, Candling Tester Light For Chicken, Ducks, Quail & Pigeon Eggs

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• Power Source : 3 x AAA batteries 
• Battery Included : Yes
• Body Material : Plastic
• Used For : Checking egg development
• Weight : 560 grams (Approx.)

Features

• High-Intensity LED Light : The Egg Candling Torch features a high-intensity LED light that produces a bright, white light that is ideal for illuminating the internal contents of the egg. The light is focused through a specialized lens, providing a clear and detailed view of the egg’s interior.
  
• Ergonomic Design : The torch is designed to fit comfortably in the hand, with a contoured grip that reduces fatigue and allows for extended use. The ergonomic design also makes it easy to maneuver the torch around the egg, providing a clear view of the internal contents.
• Durable Construction : The torch is built to last, with a durable construction that can withstand the rigors of frequent use.
  

Applications

• Determining Fertility : One of the primary uses of an egg candling torch is to assess whether eggs are fertile. By illuminating the contents of the egg, users can identify signs of embryo development. 
• Monitoring Embryo Development : Candling allows for ongoing observation of the embryo’s growth throughout the incubation period. As early as day 7, blood vessels become visible, and by day 14, movement may be detected within the egg. This monitoring helps hatchers ensure that embryos are developing properly.
• Identifying Infertile or Non-viable Eggs : Using a candling torch helps in identifying infertile eggs early in the incubation process. Removing these eggs prevents them from rotting inside the incubator, which can create unpleasant odors and messes that are difficult to clean.
• Versatility Across Poultry Types : Egg Candlers are designed to examine various types of poultry eggs (chickens, ducks, quail), making them versatile tools for anyone involved in poultry farming or hobbyist breeding.
• Educational Purposes : Egg Candlers are also used in educational settings to teach students about embryology and animal husbandry practices, providing a hands-on learning experience about life cycles and animal care.