They are currently 2 weeks old. Guineas are very hard to sex and not at all as babies so I cannot sell you a pair. If you have never had them they are quite different from Chickens so please do a little research before you make your decision. I currently have 10 available. They will need to be under a light bulb until fully feathered. Their color is pearl grey and 2 are pied (spotted). If you have any questions you can message me on whatsapp. My Spanish is not good so if you do not speak English write out your message so I can use a translator. 6917 7775
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This link does tell you a lot. It does not talk about the fact that they can fly which means your coop must have a cover of netting or shade cloth. If you allow them to sleep outside at night predictors could get them. They will wander grazing on insects. Unless your yard has a tall fence they will eventually wander out of it. The first year I had them when they were about a year old one was killed by a dog. Now the males will run dogs off the property. They are noisy, talking to each other and warning that something is not right or dangerous. A vulture flying overhead will set them off. Most of the time we don't know why they start their get away noises. They are fun to watch but they are not a good for everyone.
They will not run at people like geese but do sound off if a stranger is in the yard.
This tells about everything you need to know. Is this accurate? Are they good watch birds, like geese?
https://www.thehappychickencoop.com/guinea-hen/