I would definitely let them grow older and stronger and definitely separate them from the others . I’ve had this problem as well integrating silkies to other chickens . Funnily enough I’ve got two Pekins , one Frizzle that is one years old . The two Pekins are sisters and they’re three years...
I had to assist hatch a detatched air cell complicated egg a month ago that had a mother hen so a natural hatch as the membrane had shrink wrapped . Chick perfectly healthy and happy . A miracle .
I would like to introduce a mother hen and her one month old Frizzle chick who used to be part of the flock -(2 Pekins and one white silky) The 2Pekins became broody together . Nearing hatch day I only had one egg going to hatch due to detatched air cell complications with the other eggs ...
So the chick finally hatched today but I had to help him / her out because the membrane had gone completely dry as we were dealing with a detached aircell all along and the little one was struggling since yesterday afternoon so let’s just pray the little one will fluff up and Astra the mum...
Yes I agree to what you’re saying. I am thinking of separating them but as you say it’s 50-50 which mother hen will be better. I have one called Astra who is a grey Pekin bantam and her sister who is a ginger colour and she’s called Mimi so I’m on day 17 at the moment. Having candled the egg...
My problem is that I have two broody hens in the same nest and only (having candled six eggs that were sent in the post and had detatched air cells) . Only one viable egg has survived at day 15 . Would it be a good idea to separate the two hens and only have one hatch this chick as I’m...