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Keep them on 22% protein feed. As they're growing they utilize all available protein for there proper growth. This includes muscles, bone, brain, blood, and organs. The only time to utilize lower protein due to cost is when there at a year old. At that time there functions and health is at...

Woodland treefrog.

Your adjustment is correct but you need to check it throughout the day and everyday. Cause ambient room temperature will trigger a change in the incubator temperature. Incubation temperature should be 99.5 to 100 with a fan on. You need a digital hygrometer to check the humidity level, it's...

Hi everyone, been downsizing to zero with my chickens. It was a great experience I will cherish. But life changes happened so I too have to change. I hope everyone learns the nature of chickens, there such an amazing birds.

Take a picture of the condition of the chick and post it here. So everyone can best determine what can be done.

The comb should be very pale till around 30 weeks old to be a pullet. That looks like a cockerel to me.

They'll be fine in cardboard box with air holes for an hour. They need to be kept away from cold drafts. So a towel over the box can provide this.

There are no rooster sanctuary, so most people give them away without knowing there outcome. Whether they become dinner or live life with a new flock. Don't put too much expectations, it will save your feelings from being hurt. Also it's difficult to give away a rooster cause most people...

I only use nutrena naturewise, from feather fixer to meatbirds based on a wide range on what is needed at time. The consistent purchase is there layer crumble or pellets and the all flock pellets. Very good product. The plus is that it makes there poop less stinky vs feeding them Purina all...

Wyandotte female chick combs stay pale colored till there close to laying.

It's a male.

Hope it's not too serious of an injury. Get better soon.

What type of rabbits are these?

He's friendly to his previous owner cause this person raised him, your a stranger to him of course he's going to attack you. The way to remedy his behavior is letting him get use to your presence and his new home. This process takes time because not all rooster learn as quickly as others...

People have a tendency to cross there flock which can be a bad plan in terms of the final outcome.