Help. My hen Penny had gone broody and was setting on eggs for about 7 days, then she quit. I think it's because of the 2 month old chick she took in and is now missing (no idea where she went) Anyways I took the eggs, and found that she was laying on 6 guinea eggs, and 4 chicken eggs. I put them in my incubator. I know that guineas need to be in the incubator longer but how am I supposed to go about doing this? I know for sure that at least some of the guinea eggs are fertile. and I'm not so sure about the chicken eggs. How am I supposed to do this, this will be my third attempt on hatching anything in my incubator. The first two times was very full of flaws, but now I got it mostly down pat. Can anyone help?
That is why I built two incubators. One for incubating and one to hatch in. I don't know anything about hatching guinea eggs, if they take different humidity and such, I would try to go to find a happy medium for both and when the chickens hatch remove them to a brooder and continue with the quineas. Good luck.
There are only two chicken eggs in there now I candled them them yesterday, one is fer sure fertile, and I'm iffy about the other one.
