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Just offer snacks high in B2.

I'd treat for a deficiency before jumping to an actual disease.

Riboflavin deficiency can take anywhere from a few weeks, to even a month too treat completely. I had 2 chickens that came down with Riboflavin Deficiency one, after the other. First couldn't use both feet, & worst off then the second which had only one foot effected.

Yolk has most, but whites can be included.

Eggs are high in Riboflavin, same with lamb liver. Some suggestions if you can't get human supplements.

I believe this is a vitamin/nutritional problem happening with your chicks. The fact the legs have gave out on most, the lack of Riboflavin is likely.

What are you feeding them? As a start. List type of feed, plus treats, & how often they are given the treats? I see you aren't from the US.