Cabinet incubator multi species?

[Sammbalina]

I have a new cabinet incubator that I have chicken eggs in, and I have some goose eggs that I had in a farm innovators incubator, however it is having a hard time holding heat/heating up for some reason. I also have some duck eggs and some chicken eggs in two other farm innovator incubators, working perfectly, that just went into lockdown. I only have space in the cabinet, but goose eggs require higher humidity. I have them in the cabinet inside a plastic shoe box with a damp towel and the lid slightly ascue to allow for circulation. Do you all think this will work? Has anyone else ever incubated goose/duck eggs with chicken eggs before. Once the duck eggs hatch I am planning on moving the goose eggs to that incubator, but until then I needed somewhere to put them...

Has anyone ever had success incubating duck/goose eggs with chicken eggs In a cabinet incubator?

 

[ChickenCanoe]

I don't think this should be a problem. There isn't that much difference in humidity needs of each species.
https://poultrykeeper.com/incubating-and-hatching-eggs/weight-loss-method-forl-incubation/
Add to that, humidity isn't a set number and in nature will vary dramatically.