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I am told you want plain niacin, not no flush or timed release. It can be frustrating to find that. B complex capsules can be used.

100 to 150 mg niacin per gallon of drinking water.

Yes, plain niacin is what Storey's Guide to Raising Ducks, First Edition, recommends.

I love autocorrect. Not. I think you meant crude protein, yes? Anyway, seems to me if you add one part chopped rolled oats (not instant) - you can run them through a blender quickly - to 5 parts of 24% crumble you should be in the neighborhood of the recommended protein levels for...

I doubt there is too much protein in the chick starter. I need to close down for the night, but if the chick starter is really high in protein (check the Raising Ducklings sticky or Storey's Guide to Raising Ducks, I think the recommended protein levels are in there), you can add some chopped...

And I see I omitted how much brewer's yeast. Oy. Many folks use a tablespoon brewer's yeast per cup of food.

Stoney's Guide recommends giving a tiny sprinkling of chick grit on their food so that they can digest things other than just crumbles. Brewer's yeast should be fairly standard, if I understand correctly, regardless of brand.

That's good to see (c: I want to add that generally, plain niacin is best. But if that worked, yay! @saraelizabeth Here is a writeup I saved regarding B vitamins and ducklings. (You will see I emphasize plain niacin ) People often get confused about what to use, so please stick with me...