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ok thanks! i appreciate all your thoughts!

thats correct. the infected chicken was an adult silkie, (same coop as the parents are in), hatched by the broody mother. should i not worry to much about it? i have other baby chicks (from different farm) that i have kept separated...should i keep them separated or not worry about it, and...

the chicken had bad case of scaly mites! (from the farm i got the chicks from) For as the chicks bedding, i have paper towel that i change x2/ day. Im guessing that scaly mites would be hard to detect on my chicks if they happen to have caught them?

well thats sort of good news if they stay on legs and not also in my coop! i have been putting vaseline for 3days (x1/day). i am wondering if that would've killed the mites? i suppose it would've been in case if there would have mite eggs.. because i cant seem to see anything. I do also have...

They have been hatched by a broody hen in a coop. I had a hard time to tell if they would have mites. As it is, they do have less feathers and can see more their skin. (but could be babies loosing feathers). I inspected them, looked on wings, underneath wings, vent, and legs. I couldn't see...

I have 5 baby chick silkies i picked up the other day. 3 are about 1 week old and 2 are about 2 1/2 weeks old. I realized when i got home, that the farm i got the baby chick silkies - one of the adult silkie had a bad case of scaly leg mites! I was not aware of how bad it was until i started...