16 eggs, 3 species, 1 homemade incubator: Will it be done?

I have one serama that is a little over a year old and she has never laid an egg. I keep expecting her to get eggbound and die, but she's still kicking. I know it's possible for a hen to never lay, and definitely older ones will slack off, but that's the best I could say for sure.
 
I've got 5 "half fake" cockerels from eggs @WVduckchick gave me. Their dads were BC (maybe even the one pictured) and their moms were Chocolate Orps.
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Here’s tiny. He is the size of some of my 3 week old Cornish. I think he might qualify as a real "fake" rooster.
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I'm hoping the 7 "half fake" pullets I have from this hatch are little brooding machines.
 
I have one serama that is a little over a year old and she has never laid an egg. I keep expecting her to get eggbound and die, but she's still kicking. I know it's possible for a hen to never lay, and definitely older ones will slack off, but that's the best I could say for sure.
Honestly, I think I was sold a bad hen with a reproductive disorder known to the breeder.
I am never buying from this breeder again because he sold me 3 birds with individual problems.
 
Honestly, I think I was sold a bad hen with a reproductive disorder known to the breeder.
I am never buying from this breeder again because he sold me 3 birds with individual problems.
Which is probably why he sold them. :he:he:he

I'll probably end up selling some of my second best grow outs, but any birds with known problems, I'll cull and eat.
 

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