Rooster sitting on eggs?!!

[Blue is my chicken]

I love this story! What a sweet boy! Please keep us updated on what happens.

The cockerel died sadly

 

[Cdbosse]

I am deeply sorry
I should have been more sensitive to the date you posted.

 

[Hamudazahabi]

The cockerel died sadly

Thanks for explaining for them.
I just came here to post a question:

Thread 'Eggs exploding under broody Muscovy Duck' https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/eggs-exploding-under-broody-muscovy-duck.1649718/

 

[Hamudazahabi]

I am deeply sorry
I should have been more sensitive to the date you posted.

It's okay. I still think this rooster has a full nice story as it lived well and it died peacefully at the end. It was alive since I was a kid and will definitely live in my memory.

 

[Hamudazahabi]

As for the future, here is what's happening:
So I incubated many eggs in an incubator as well, but a chick hatched before I got a brooder yet. I managed to get a brooder ready after the chick was 11 days old, so it lived in the incubator at that time, which was a mistake I did. What I didn't think about was that this chick is always with the eggs and thus it made the eggs dirty. Later, another chick hatched, and I put it with the 11 days old chick in the brooder. Later, one egg in the incubator exploded, which was a chicken egg, and soon after, all these chicks died including the first one, except for one, who survived as I realised the issue was they have an infected yolk sac, so I gave it amoxicillin water (1mg per g of water) and also put electrolytes in the water. Now it is around 20 days old more or less and is healthy and strong. The incubator still had one last egg, which was the only duck egg in the incubator. It hatched a few days ago and it wasn't ill, it was fine. Both of them are together right now, and I attached their pictures. I am not sure if I should let the duck which was broody take care of them or if it won't work. By the way, it is a Muscovy duckling.