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H Her poop has been runny, and when we got home this evening, she was on her side and cannot stand on her own. A sad day. What causes this?

Hi everyone, hope you are all doing well. As it turns out, all of you that responded were correct about my previous post- about all my "girls" beings cockerels. I ended up taking them to a farmer that is very kind and loving and actually was looking to breed the type of guys that I had. Now...

I was also paying really close attention to the tail feathers... and it looked to me more like a pullets tail according to the link for langshans on here

I dont like that answer lol..... Anyone care to comment further?? I am hoping for a different opinion. (not saying that you are wrong, but hoping that you are lol) :)

Are you talking about the bird in the first photo? Or all of them :( ?

In the photo with several birds, the one in the back that I think is a roo is the one that is 12 weeks or so old. The others are a couple weeks younger.

About 12 weeks old or so

Still trying to determine if I have boys or girls here. At first I thought I had a roo... but now not so sure. Here are a few pics... The First pic shows the bird in question in the front of the photo. The Second pic shows all the birds. The one that I think might be a rooster developed...

About 8-9 weeks old. According to the breeder.

Thanks! I sure hope it IS a girl!!

Thanks so much!!! I really appreciate it! I really hope that photo #3 is a pullet as well! :) Take care!

Hi Everyone! Trying to figure out the sex of a couple of my "girls"..... waited until they were a bit older and more feathered out to help facilitate this. Here they are... PHOTO#1: PHOTO#2: PHOTO#3: PHOTO#4: Thanks for all your help. I really hope that these are girls and not...

I have a 2-week old chick that has had pasty-butt just about since the day we got her. I have used the apple cider vinegar (Braggs) along with Nutri-Drench, and used warm water to wash off the pasty-poo.... and still, it continues. She is also smaller and less active than the other chicks...

I LOVE it! It's soo good to be back!

Thanks for the welcome! And your advice is spot-on. If any turn out to be cockerels, I have a guy that takes them and raises them. I will probably get some Buff Orpingtons. Thanks again! Neil

Central Texas. Thanks for the welcome back! I will update my profile now!

Thank you! Yeah, I figured I would wait a while before asking what sex they might be. Thanks a ton!

Hey! Thanks for the well-wishes! I really appreciate it!

Thanks!

Thank you so much for your reply! The temp right under the light is at 95. I have it pointed straight down to give less heat to the rest of the brooder area. Kind of at an angle too. A couple of questions for you- can I give them a plug of sod that has previously had chickens living on/near it...