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That's supposed to say 5 out of the 7 eggs

5/7 days I have incubator now are growing great one of the two that aren't growing I put in later than the rest of them so maybe it just hasn't started to grow yet I'm going to give it a couple more days before I toss it.

These are the eggs I am finding in the coop in the a.m. they are just big enough for maybe the yolk only I don't understand why she is laying such small eggs and then larger ones with soft shells in the pool. I am dumbfounded. Is this normal behavior for a young Peking Duck

I find a real itty bitty tiny a in the coop in the a.m. and then like I said I find a larger egg in the pool later that evening when I go to dump it why is she doing this?

Now for some reason my female duck share is laying her eggs in the pool the shells are really really soft she even laid an egg in the garage the other day while I was in there working on a birdhouse these eggs are larger in size and would be perfect for incubation. Any reason why she is doing this

Oh and can you incubate duck eggs and chicken eggs at the same time my rooster started fertilizing my hens eggs

One more question how long can I keep the eggs off to the side before I put them in my incubator she laid a Whopper of an egg this morning if she Lays 1 a day for the next week will they still be ok to put in the incubator

Okay that's what I thought there wouldn't be enough room for the embryo to develop in the smaller I will wait until she starts laying the larger eggs thank you for your information and have a wonderful day

Someone please help me or am I just spinning my wheels trying to hatch the smaller eggs I know they are fertilized because they are always mating

These are my two ducks Sonny and Cher the bigger one is Sunny the little one share these are there she's been laying the biggest one I got this morning the little ones are the ones I'm trying to hatch my question is is the little one big enough to to hold a baby duck through the hatching. Or is...

Okay golden feathers another question for you the eggs I am trying to hatch are about the size of a regular chicken eggs will they still produce a baby duck or are they too small

My Pekin duck eggs are about the size of a regular sized chicken egg is it going to be too small to produce a baby even if they are fertilized.

Cool thank you now I will have to make a homemade incubator and hatch them so I can have some more little baby ducklings hip hip hooray. I love little baby ducklings. Thank you for your info

I'm with Ed I also would install poles in the Centre to support the chicken wire. I only have a small flock and a small run. but that's what I going to do so no more predators can get my chickens I lost one here about a week ago. Good luck to you

I'm a little bit confused. All the post I have read said that Pekin ducks don't start laying eggs until they are 7 months old at least. When I was cleaning out my duck pen this morning I found 4 small white eggs in there and my female duck Cher is just a little over 4 months old. Her and my male...