Hey all! I have five 8 week old chicks, a Buff Orp, a Barred Rock and three Easter Eggers. I'm taking on a new chick that is about one week younger from my in-laws. Any suggestions on a safe transition for my girls and the newbie? Things I should watch for? Thanks in advance.
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