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  1. rubberducky33

    The Duck Thread

    The kind of puffy feathers on the side of her neck. Theyre fluffy and have thick short hard feathers
  2. rubberducky33

    The Duck Thread

    hey everyone just wanted some opinions on my 7 week female white layer ducks. the ones feathers seem kinda funky. thanks again! type/61/id/7193723/width/200/height/400[/IMG]
  3. rubberducky33

    Mother Henning

    Thanks everyone, her reasoning is that I should give them to a sanctuary and has even gone and called a few. She seems to think that they are not capable of being house pets even though I repeatedly tell her that they have access to the outside and a swimming pond and are not just being cooped...
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    Mother Henning

    Hi everyone, currently I have two white layer ducks who are 6 weeks old. They are house ducklings and have just graduated from their heat lamp and are free to roam the house now (with diapers of course). Whenever my mother comes to visit she tells me I need to get rid of them because they're not...
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    Show off your house ducks!

    Lol! thanks! the babies say thanks too! (But it came out as "Peep,peep")
  6. rubberducky33

    Num Num

    Yes, currently I am feeding them Manna Pro Non medicated started crumbles
  7. rubberducky33

    Num Num

    Hello again everyone, thank you all for your kindness and advice but I am in need of some advice again. My ducklings are about 2 weeks old now and I've heard multiple things about changing to grower feed at 3 weeks but then on the labels for the foods its says to feed them the food until theyre...
  8. rubberducky33

    Show off your house ducks!

    My 2 precious babies! Love them to bits!
  9. rubberducky33

    Feeding Time!

    Thank you so much to everyone who helped out with my pecking dilemma but now I have another question for yall, what is the best food for my (2) ducklings. And any thoughts on developer/finishing/layer food as they are females. Just want to make sure they are getting the best care possible. Once...
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    Pecking Ducklings

    Wow! Thank you so much to everyone!
  11. rubberducky33

    Pecking Ducklings

    Thanks so much i will switch over to the pine now!
  12. rubberducky33

    Pecking Ducklings

    I'm not quite sure if they are actually eating it but
  13. rubberducky33

    Pecking Ducklings

    Hi everyone, I'm new to the poultry/waterfowl scene and have been rearing 2 precious ducklings for the past 2 weeks. For their enclosure (they are house ducklings) I've noticed that they are eating their bedding, I use puppy pads. Will this harm them and if so how can I fix this? I also have...
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