I been trying to incubate guinea eggs even though we do not have a guinea male. just a guinea female. we got two new adolescent guineas, I think one is already making buck sounds, without the "wheat", we got the two babies in the beginning of April. But before the babies were losing their neck feathers they had when young, I put in guinea eggs. If the male rooster we have was mating with the guinea girl, she would have a baby. I even found 2 eggs I cracked that had blood in them, small blood spots. Then one guinea egg was in the refridgerator for 2 days, I cracked it and there was like a cauliflour-mass of like a sort of body shape, but no blood.
I have 4 guinea eggs in my incubator and only one has a label of its date: April 14th. Some eggs were before that date, but they may be after. So I stopped turning them yesterday to see if it will hatch. Which makes 4 days till it should hatch.. But I could never really see blood veins on any of the eggs. One day I thought I seen it but they disappeared. The shell seems dark and thickly covered with eggshell... I think I see the airsac, the yolk, and something in at least 3 of 4 of them, but it's so hard to tell. My light may just be dying.. but I can see most of my chicken eggs well with the light still. Help please? Thanks.
I have 4 guinea eggs in my incubator and only one has a label of its date: April 14th. Some eggs were before that date, but they may be after. So I stopped turning them yesterday to see if it will hatch. Which makes 4 days till it should hatch.. But I could never really see blood veins on any of the eggs. One day I thought I seen it but they disappeared. The shell seems dark and thickly covered with eggshell... I think I see the airsac, the yolk, and something in at least 3 of 4 of them, but it's so hard to tell. My light may just be dying.. but I can see most of my chicken eggs well with the light still. Help please? Thanks.
