Question: White debris in late stage eggs

[CheyenneAutumn]

Hello everyone, I have a clutch of about 25 eggs in the late stages of larval development. As a matter of fact, 4 have already hatched; perhaps prematurely?

Anyway, a good number of them remaining in their egg have a white debris with them. It looks as though one spilled yogurt on a floor - splattered, white substance. The larvae inside are in quite late stages - you can see their eyes, gills and internal organs with a naked eye.

I read that any cloudiness or fuzziness indicates they have died :<
But that doesn't quite fit what I'm seeing, so I hope it's a different case. Photos to follow --

 

[CheyenneAutumn]

Here are some photos of the white debris, and cloudiness that several of my eggs are exhibiting.

 

[charleybambino]

I'd separate the cloudy ones, and if the larvae are still moving within the egg...just wait and see. If they get worse with no movement then probably they have died....

 

[CheyenneAutumn]

It appears the majority of the eggs with white debris worsened, grew cloudy, and the larvae inside deteriorated.