Incubating Geese Eggs

Shaking any time I set her down. It’s winter so maybe that’s understandable. Can anyone tell what gender for sure? She doesn’t have the little bump that challah had on her beak.
 

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Do you have her under heat lamp or some kind of heating? they can chill pretty easy when that young. If Embden, gander do you have the parents? or can you get a pic of the parents so I can see? You can look up pics of Embden goslings on line and see females have quite a bit of dark grey on their down where ganders have yellow all over with small amt of grey
 
Do you have her under heat lamp or some kind of heating? they can chill pretty easy when that young. If Embden, gander do you have the parents? or can you get a pic of the parents so I can see? You can look up pics of Embden goslings on line and see females have quite a bit of dark grey on their down where ganders have yellow all over with small amt of grey

Good news! She can walk!!! Still not 100% steady so I’m putting the hobble on for another day but I checked this afternoon and she ripped out of it (again) but can walk now! I’m so happy, and it seems her spine is straightening out too. She was also eating and drinking so I’m happy about that:)
Our male and female almost look identical. I’ll try to get a picture, they don’t have Dewlaps and you can only tell them apart by call.
 

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They should do fine together once your little one gets her legs under her real good. I'd say best buds actually. Keep up the pics and we need to see more pics of them both!!
 
As long as he isn’t trampling on her and they enjoy each other just keep it supervised. As for getting her and him wet didn’t you make the home made waterer? Also what heat are you using to keep them warm don’t want a heat lamp getting covered in water.
 
As long as he isn’t trampling on her and they enjoy each other just keep it supervised. As for getting her and him wet didn’t you make the home made waterer? Also what heat are you using to keep them warm don’t want a heat lamp getting covered in water.
Yeah I did, but he quickly grew out of it. I searched the internet and found one made out of a milk gallon so I did that. Even before he would take the water and splash it everywhere and get himself wet. I’ll try to get a picture. I was using one from Tractor Supply that was red and every week I moved the heat lamp up. At a certain week (two weeks ago?) the heat lamp and room temp was the same so we just didn’t provide the lamp and he’s fine. Not shivering or anything and he’s almost fully feathered
 

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