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If it were me, I would leave them together.
The other one will be lonely on her own. You may even find that she goes broody and they share the responsubility.
If it doesn't work, you will know for next time.
The broody won't eat the layers, but you need to keep her strength up. By the time she has been sitting for 5 weeks or so (allowing for fertile eggs to arrive in the post) she will be near starvation.
So give her anything you can think of to keep her strong, remembering that she won't eat much of anything anyway.
Good luck and keep us posted
If it were me, I would leave them together.

The other one will be lonely on her own. You may even find that she goes broody and they share the responsubility.

If it doesn't work, you will know for next time.

The broody won't eat the layers, but you need to keep her strength up. By the time she has been sitting for 5 weeks or so (allowing for fertile eggs to arrive in the post) she will be near starvation.

So give her anything you can think of to keep her strong, remembering that she won't eat much of anything anyway.

Good luck and keep us posted
