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You can lock down early, it will be ok. Was your thermometer calibrated?

Too early yet to be certain.

Nustock ointment Electrolytes Vitamins, E, B complex, calcium citrate Wound rinse such as saline or Hibiclense Wound antibiotic cream Valbazen Goat wormer If possible: Amoxicillin for general infections, wounds, broken internal eggs. Terramycin for eye infections Duramycin/LA 200 for...

Red wings means roo, most of the time.

Is it their crop?

What's a Auroracanna?

10 weeks is too young to sex by feathers, male specific feathers won't grow in for another month. If you want to actually know, post pictures if the head.

Cockerel

Unless your counter is 100 degrees, they'll be fine.

Can you post a picture?

Stop the herbs and pepper, it won't help and can harm them. What is their main diet? You can use a broad spectrum dewormer such as safe guard or valbzen.

What spray did you use? Get a permethrine based dust or spray, completely clean out the coop, apply product, add all new bedding and litter.

Pea comb is genetically tied to blue eggs. I'd say pea comb and beard/muffs though, a silverudd or cream leg bar will have none of the above features and they lay green/blue.

Is she broody?

Likely brown.

Put your boards wide side up, not certain if that causes your issues.

No, you should not eat infertile, incubated eggs. Maticoopx incubators are on Amazon and a very nice.

Cockerel, then.

Sorry you lost a bird. When you get a new roo, quarantine him for at least a month and then keep him on the other side of a fence for a few weeks so everyone can see but not touch. The girls should accept him no problem. But if you don't need fertilized eggs, there's no point to having a roo.

No, it isn't contagious. Does the feed have a nutrition or ingredient label? Do you ferment it or mash?