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Enjoying some early morning roost time. They are three months old. Can't wait to see if I get any eggs this fall before the days get short!
No red in their poop, just clear watery substance and a few of them had some small amount of a normal colored solid although it was watery due to the amount of liquid. I will try and get some photos but I haven't had any luck so far.
thank you. Since the pullets and laying hens are all in the same pen, will it be okay for the 11 week old pullets to drink the same water with the Corid in it? or will I need to try and separate the two groups again?
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I have four hens who are approximately 2.5 years old. They are laying consistently and combs are red and lush, activity level normal (scratching, eating, following me around, drinking, begging for snacks etc.)
We have had about a...
I just read.more of the thread, and realized that my Question may seem insensitive based on all you are going through right now. I am so sorry to hear about the potential eviction, loss of your birds, the cold winter, etc. my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Original Question about using a...
I will be getting my first marans in three weeks, so I cannot speak from experience yet. But I was told that their eggs would get darker after their first adult molt. I am not sure if this helps your question, just sharing some information that was told to me.
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Asking for some opinions and recommendations here.....which I know means I will probably get more than I asked for! Thank you BYC for being such a wonderful resource!
Background Info:
I live inside city limits in the Colorado Front Range. We get hot dry summers, and cold winters...
I have a Blue Andalusian that didn't lay her first egg until 53 weeks old. All her flock mates (same age, same breed) were laying at 6 months. She just took her sweet time. But now she is a consistent producer, and I am glad I did not relegate her to the soup pot too early.
As many have already said, sufficient calcium from food, oyster shell supplements, or dried eggshell; soft bedding for the next box. I was unable to alter my nest boxes into roll-away and the attempt at curtains scared my birds away from box. When my newest hens started pecking at and eating...