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  1. feathersunshine

    Baby chick questions

    I had a few questions... My chicks are currently 2 weeks old and half feathered. I live in a moderate climate region and it is currently fluctuating between 40-60 degrees lately. When can I let them outside? Also.. They are getting antsy and they want to perch but they can't get to the top of...
  2. feathersunshine

    when do they start growing feathers?

    Chicks become fully feather between 6 and 10 weeks of age
  3. feathersunshine

    Websites/ Apps for Chicken-Lovers

    i was just wondering if you guys knew of any good websites i should join (like this one) or any cool apps about chickens
  4. feathersunshine

    Is my Silkie Chick's behavior normal or is something wrong?

    glad i could help! and yes, i think that they well get along perfect. my baby silkies "play fight" and they all love each other. and i think that your current silkie will absolutely love having other chicks around, and i think they might help her constant chirping.
  5. feathersunshine

    My Feathered Friends of the nest

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    Is my Silkie Chick's behavior normal or is something wrong?

    she is adorable. i currently have 3 silkie chicks that look just like her, if you think few baby chick friends would help, Tractor Supply Co is selling that breed right now!
  7. feathersunshine

    My first time raising chicks I have some questions

    1) to prevent pasty butt- maintain proper temps. in brooder add probiotics to the chicks' water dont offer many treats to chicks mix scrambled eggs with thier starter feed 2) how old will they be when they have all their feathers and no fluff- chicks' wing and tail feathers start coming in the...
  8. feathersunshine

    Any way to tell male or female

    this is way to early to tell. but in four weeks you should post a pic and people will easily be able to help you find out what sex your chick is
  9. feathersunshine

    New Here, So excited!!!! Need to know what you put in your coop for ground cover

    i have always sworn by wood shavings because they arent smelly and they are easy to clean up. hay is also very common, though it is expensive and it gets moist easily and doesnt dry. i would recommend wood shavings for the ground and hay for the nesting box.
  10. feathersunshine

    Hello from Ohio and also a question

    well first off.... and the no-egg shell does sound like calcium deficiency the layer pellets would solve the problem, but it sounds like we might have spoiled chickens on our hands haha. i guess the only way to get them to eat the layer pellets is to provide them ONLY iwht layer pellets. good...
  11. feathersunshine

    Why won't the roost?

    maybe the roost is too close to the wall and they feel smushed trying to fit on it?
  12. feathersunshine

    Post Pictures Of Your Chickens Here!

    My Chickens
  13. Starburst and Riley

    Starburst and Riley

  14. Starburst

    Starburst

  15. Starburst

    Starburst

  16. Jasmine

    Jasmine

  17. Riley- Jersey giant Fluff

    Riley- Jersey giant Fluff

  19. Flopsy

    Flopsy

  20. Cottontail and Flopsy

    Cottontail and Flopsy

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