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Coccidia Invasive Forms under microscopeCoccidia is a really nasty parasite. It will take all the fun from raising chickens as you watch them decline. Fairly easy to treat with amplorium added to water for a week and then repeated treatment in 9 days for another week. The key is to do it before coccidia does too much damage to...
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Our newly adopted pot belly pigs. Chunky (white male) and Penelope (black female). Got them off CL for free because they are a year old and 100 lbs now--not cute little show and tell animals anymore. We just love them (never had pigs before). They come when you call them, she likes to be petted and will roll over like a dog to have her tummy rubbed. Chunk is a little scared but not mean --- he'll sniff you and talk to you but isn't ready to be petted yet. They were each in separate dog run pens when we got them ---- now they are together and have a large outdoor pen that has attached mini barn for their housing.
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Since I have turkey eggs in the incubator I decided to let one of my broody hens hatch a clutch of eggs. This is our first time. She should be hatching out around 4/15/2013 and we'll see how she does. We have moved her and her eggs to a broody mini coop with a pen so she can be alone and hatch and raise the babies.
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