Goose eggs are hatching!! what do i feed them? and a few other ?'s

Feed them chick starter, but if it is medicated, feed in small amounts. What goslings do is they gorge on food, and the medication in the chick starter is too much for them to handle if they have too much of it.

I would leave them under the heat lamp until about a month. Usually when the temperate is nice and warm I take mine outside and let them roam around and eat grass.

I would not put them in the brooder with the ducklings and chicks, goslings make a mess of their waterers, and they grow at a faster pace, and when they out grow them they will trample them.

Good luck.

Just give them water ( shallow pen ) and put them on grass.

Generally speaking (although it varies depending on the strain), the darker goslings will be female, and the lighter will be male.  However, if you have goslings all of one color, it can be almost impossible to determine whether they are male or female as males can be rather dark.

I have nothing helpful to add...but...I need pictures! lol

  Congratulations on the goslings! 

You are to be commended on your incubating skills, this was your first time hatching goslings, right?  And of course I am very proud of their parents, my own Elmer & Gertrude!  It's fantastic to think that my pair of geese now have children hatching across the country.

I believe you can vent-sex goslings the same way you can with ducklings.  It doesn't have to be done right away, and if done with care doesn't hurt them. 

And I think you can feed goslings Purina Flock Raiser, or something like that.  I have used that to raise ducklings.  It can be given to all sorts of young poultry, chicks, ducks, geese, turkeys.  Or regular chick starter, not medicated.
I'm waiting to see photos!

Sooo exciting!
I have an emden girl and I just love her! She is soooo sweet. Everyone says buff's and pilgrims are the best temperment, but I wouldn't trade her!