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  1. Ravynscroft

    Shaws call duck incubation thread (hatch a wonderful(worthless to Ralphie) dux thread)

    Not unless they're all dry... you *could* turn it down to 95, but they should be just fine til morn...
  2. Ravynscroft

    Shaws call duck incubation thread (hatch a wonderful(worthless to Ralphie) dux thread)

    Now you know why my hands have scars, lol...
  3. Ravynscroft

    Shaws call duck incubation thread (hatch a wonderful(worthless to Ralphie) dux thread)

    Not all will have it... some do and some don't... :idunno
  4. Ravynscroft

    Shaws call duck incubation thread (hatch a wonderful(worthless to Ralphie) dux thread)

    Top pic is black magpie, bottom pic looks to be pastel on left and grey on right... easier to tell colors and patterns when they're dry and fluffed though...
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    Shaws call duck incubation thread (hatch a wonderful(worthless to Ralphie) dux thread)

    Embryonic waste... Moms, think meconium and that's similar enough... ;)
  6. Ravynscroft

    duckling foaming at the mouth??

    No, eventually they will learn it tastes nasty and will stop... that's normal...
  7. Ravynscroft

    duckling foaming at the mouth??

    Glad to hear that! :thumbsup
  8. Ravynscroft

    duckling foaming at the mouth??

    Do not try to push it upwards... making them vomit can cause them to aspirate the food as soon as it comes up and they gulp in air...
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    duckling foaming at the mouth??

    It will be about the size of a pencil eraser, give or take, and separate from the neck bones...
  10. Ravynscroft

    duckling foaming at the mouth??

    Most times that foaming is from them packing in too much dry food at once and then getting some water once their esophagus is full of dry stuff sticking in their throat... most will work it down on their own, but it it's choking you can feel the food from just up under their jaw (right in front...
  11. Ravynscroft

    duckling foaming at the mouth??

    Did it just gulp down a lot of food before stopping to drink?
  12. Ravynscroft

    What sex is these ducks

    They all look like males to me...
  13. Ravynscroft

    Call duck sneezy and very high pitch quack!

    @jkah37 what kind of dewormer do you have? Sudden changes in voice like that is not normal... it *could* be just a bit of throat irritation/laryngitis but *could* be caused by something else... You said last 4 days were really nice, and now it is raining... was it raining a lot before it was nice?
  14. Ravynscroft

    HELP

    Most likely you will, just go slowly with her and offer treats she likes... thawed frozen peas, earthworms or mealworms are good ones to try... ducks don't like change, so may take a while before they realize those are goodies... And just cover the top of the box if you pick them up in one...
  15. Ravynscroft

    Need HELP for flock of sickies!!!

    Drakes look like they have been fighting, missing chest feathers is a sign of that.... they fight chest to chest and grab with their bills to force the other back and down, that usually results in clumps of chest feathers being removed... Since the seller dumped off 2 drakes that weren't wanted...
  16. Ravynscroft

    Welcome to my pond - Swim, wade, or sit on the bank

    :hugs :hugs :hugs :hugs Is all I got...
  17. Ravynscroft

    Welcome to my pond - Swim, wade, or sit on the bank

    Yep, same thing here about the bus... :sick
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