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thanks for the pics.... I'm still deciding on a breed, but it's pretty much between aussies and appleyards... i heard you can sex appleyards by their beak colors at a young age, are there any early indicators for aussies?

for the aussie spotteds it seems the silver and blue head ducks are very similar with the green head duck being an over all fawn color... But i ran into the problem of checking another site with says that the green head duck is colored like the others, so i am not sure...

i live in a townhome and my brooder is not very big. I could keep the ducklings for maybe 2 weeks maximum before i'd run out of space. otherwise sexing by voice or even by coloring would work. I put an ad up in BST so i'm hoping i'll find someone...

lol, well thank you! Missouri might be a little farther than i can drive with 10 duckies in the backseat, lol. I can hold onto the ducklings for a week if it makes them easier to sex, i just can keep them until they are all almost fully grown to figure out what sex they are. one week old...

also, can anyone tell me exactly the colors of aussie spotted? I know there are three colors, but what do the females look like? Does anyone have clear pics? I looked online but every site has them listed differently, so i am confused...

thanks so much for the help so far guys! It's really a big help! As for the shipping, i had my last duckie sent to me day old from Metzer Farms with no problems. My fiance is anxiously waiting for word from me to order ducklings. I have no problem buying a minimum, since there seem to be...

i found that too... All the lists i find for for the UK. I know lots of people raise calls... but all the other bantam breeds are sooo hard to find. Any info anyone can give me would be awesome!

anyone?

hello friends. Spring will be upon us soon and my fiance and i have decided on a bantam breed for our next duckling. We're thinking about mini appleyards, aussie spotteds, etc (the breeds that tend to be quieter than calls) I know that Holderreads has a lot of them out in oregon, but there...