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This is our first attempt at this and neither hen has ever hatched. I let them both sit for a couple days but The Auntie clearly was trying to take over. I figured there was a chance of it turning into a disaster so I decided to separate.

haha!!! Thank you so much!! I’m putting fresh mulch out in the run today and new shavings the coop floor. Since our weather is perfect right now my plan is to leave mom and the babies locked inside the coop for about a week and just let mom out once a day like I have been. I only have the one...

it was supposed to just say getting really pale!!! I just can’t type and I don’t proof read!

Her comb is still a bit pale but better I got her to eat a little moistened cat food.....I’m trying to tell if she has mites. I didn’t see anything in the racks of the coop or by her vent but I’m having a hard time on her legs because she has soooo many feathers. the dark spots I see seem like...

It was upper 80’s today so not too terrible.

I’ve booted the other hen out of the coop and today I noticed my original broody is get rice very pale. I made her got out and she pooped but that’s it...I move food and water right next to her and tried some wet cat food. Any other suggestions. She’s on day 14 and was broody a couple days...

@aart any suggestions?!

If I mover one into another nest box with eggs from the incubator that were set at the same time would that work or I just need to section them off and separate them??

So 9 days ago I put 6 fertilized eggs under my broody bantam Cochin. I have a small coop with just her and another bantam Cochin in it. They are both going on 4 years old but never been around a rooster so never hatched before. Yesterday the other hen went broody too and is sitting in the same...