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I think people with android phones have been having issues for a few weeks now.
I have an iPhone and am also having a hard time uploading pictures from my phone. I have to use my laptop.
Have no idea for names though.. Andy suggestions? I think we have four or five girls and one or two roosters
@ladynewtochicksI have the Note 5. Can you explain how to upload through the Internet browser? Been posting to ny Facebook and linking to there for now. Thanks!
So I can't remember if I posted about it before but my McMurray order contained two (I had ordered 1) male black australorps. One was a ftt and died at around a week. He was an obvious runt from the beginning. The other hit about a week and his growth rate and feathering rate almost halted. I kept him separated from his flock mates when they went outside and gave him two bantams to keep him company. He also got spradle (I think that's what you call it) leg and had to have his legs bandaided together for a whopping 1.5 at least before it was corrected. I know most people would have culled him but I just couldn't give up on him like that as he was such a little fighter and still is. He is now out with his flock mates and two little friends in the coop. He has gained some size but is still continuing to grow at a very slow rate. Here is a picture of him next to one of the female australorps of the exact same age so you can see the difference.
I'm really curious if anyone had ever heard of such stunted development before. He is a spunky little guy and attached to the hip with the two little bantams I got him. Pretty sure those two are Roos too lol! Might have to find some mini no crow collars for the trio because idk if I can stand to rehome them.
One is a blue rose comb and the other I believe is a black Dutch.
Not a lot of experience to speak from... but I am a member of the "Australorp Breed Thread", and you should share about this there, someone who knows more about Australorps, might have some insight.
Hm ya I have been thinking of calling the hatchery as I'm curious if they may have a breeder Roo throwing "bad" genes for Roos. I'm assuming the Australorp thread would just tell me to cull him. He won't be my main male anyway tho as I have a perfectly healthy Dominker who turning out to be a very good rooster so far and I have no doubt will be top dog. I'm mostly curious if he will ever reach a full size. I know most runts usually catch up but I haven't found any with such an extreme difference in growth.