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I washed the eggs with lukewarm water and wiped with peroxide. Then I placed them in an incubator with automatic turner and air circulation, temp set at 100 and humidity between 40-60%. The incubator was set to go on lockdown late in the evening on Wednesday (day 25) but after breakfast...

This one has something wrong with its crop. I had to assist with the hatch because it got stuck in its shell. Looked like some unabsorbed yolk maybe was drying to it and stuck so I had to loosen with warm water and carefully help it out. It’s been laying down for over an hour and breathing looks...

Ok….. this little one hatched out of a Guinea egg, but……. That’s a comb Isn’t it? Do I have a chicken/guinea cross here??

Welcome second generation guineas!

My guineas started laying eggs, in the chicken coop 😂 till we put some boxes into their coop. I’d really like to incubate some. It would be the first time incubating anything, got an incubator that’s got automatic turning and air circulation and whatnot. Any tips for a newbie?