❤︎𝓓𝓪𝓲𝓼𝔂ᥫ᭡ ˗ˏˋ 𓅰 ˎˊ˗ :
I’d go for an incubator honestly, save about a weeks worth and put them in there, might get two incubators so you can offset the hatches like I do. My guineas don’t lay very many eggs, and in about a week I can barely break a dozen. I have two incubators, I have over 30 eggs going on different hatch dates, the first incubator is to keep any of the ones that aren’t actively hatching warm and safe, while the other incubator does the heavy lifting of hatching them out for me. This is purely so that I can hatch as many as possible, it’s inconvenient because it is so staggared, BUT it keeps the eggs from experiencing dramatic humidity changes or too high of humidity that could lead to more problems/ deformed chicks. I’ve done this before, wher I had two different batches in the incubator at the same time, I had poor hatch rates, weird oddities happening (like the legs getting trapped under the yolk sac, hence physically blocking the yolk from being entirely absorbed, not deformed, literally just being malpositioned can cause this) early hatch, hatching even though the yolk isn’t fully absorbed. And even severe leg deformities.
2026-09-30 07:07:24