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Definitely if you can find one closer in age that’s best; you may just have a very lonely chick for those couple of weeks though. Some do ok with a fuzzy toy to snuggle with or a mirror but definitely the best thing is another chick (or 2!). :) my lone duckling wound up being alone for 3 weeks...

Just my 2 cents, lol; I’ve had multiple groups of different aged chicks in the same brooder. I find it’s much easier to incorporate them all when they’re only a week or 2 apart. Any older or a larger age gap and the bigger ones don’t seem to get it and pick on the littler ones. However, I did...