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Technically the eggs won't hurt each other. If you can do it without too much humidity loss, then I say do it if you really need to. My ducks were alot rougher on the other eggs after they hatch than the chicks are, so they will bowl them around pretty good! But still shouldn't harm them. Why do...

Oh my goodness.. How cute is that!! :) Congrats

Woohoooooo

I've seen it on 3!

I don't see any pea eating... but they are adorable. What kind of "pool" is that? I like it.

Wow! I guess that saves you from those crazy waiting days when they are late

I guess that sounds like a plausible explanation, moreso than your ganders! Lol

Hmmmmm... Maybe large duck egg? Or somebody has been hiding something from you....

Totally agree with that! I have definitely learned that calls are in their own category on about everything! And I don't even do calls lol

So you are saying that a large incubator manufacturer has a "GUIDE" out there that has a number of things wrong with it, but you can't tell us what's wrong? I checked their website and the same guide is still there, no changes. I would be happy to delete the pic if I believed it were inaccurate.

Kathy didn't post it. I did. Edit.. So what's wrong with it?

I've never hatched geese, but according to this chart, they could take a bit longer than the ducks, but are in the same basic range. Same temp and humidity recommendations, so I would think they would hatch together. I hatched ducks and turkey together. As far as the one duck egg on day 5...