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I would prob have to use like 3? They really do not hold much water though so they will most likely drink all the water within an hour after me filling up the container

I have them inside in a brooder right now. Are they going to swim and throw the water everywhere? Or is it better to just let them swim in the bathtub for 20 mins every night?

Hello, I have 13 ducks that are 3 weeks old today. Their waterer is not deep enough for them to dunk their heads. What are some ideas I should use? I see people say to cut a milk container but I do not think all 13 will be able to use this. I work 8 hour days and refill the waterer twice...

I have 2 groups of golden comets I just merged together last month. They are 1 year old and 5 months old. I have another group of 4 months old bantams (2 bantam roosters, 1 bantam hen) and 2 red sussex hens. I tried to let the bantams out with the golden comets and the comets almost killed the 1...

I do not usually worry a lot, but i have had my chickens for a year and never saw this happen before. this is also my first time mixing in new chicks. Ive had no problem with them getting wounds and cuts, but this was something I have not seen before

This is my Rhode Island Red. I thought she was a female but now Im thinking shes really a he..

Thank you!

She does not have an injury I thought that spraying blue kote on them would stop them from pecking each other. Found out it is not used for that. She happened to lay an egg about a half hour after I left her be. I need to go check on her today and then see if she still has anything around her...

I came home yesterday from work to give my chickens some lettuce and I noticed the one was acting funny in the corner by herself. She was all fluffed up and looked like she was trying to force something out her vent. I picked her up but was not sure what or where to check. She had white runny...

She is in the corner squatting trying to force something out and white watery poop keeps coming out I just tried to give them treats and she wouldn't come and I noticed her not acting like the others did you see the 3 pictures i just posted?

She is in the corner acting weird I picked her up and saw running white poop coming out I do not know if she is egg bound I took some pictures she is sitting there like trying to force something out it seems.

i think my chicken is egg bound? What is wrong with her she is acting weird I just got home and saw her and picked up to take these pictures please help

If i was to keep the 2 bantams in a seperate coop. Are they ok with just the 2 or do I have to do something different?

I am trying to sell my Seabrights, it seems like everyone that wants them is too far away from me :(

Can it really be a rooster even if it doesnt crow? I should prob not have 3 roosters then with the 18 hens?

Some one else told me that the red is a rooster too, but he does not crow at all. I still need them to be mixed in the pen in the coop so the others can see them and get used to them for atleast a week, I just put them in on tuesday.

2 of the bantams are roosters and the other is a hen. I do not have the proper set up or another coop to keep them seperated forever. Should i just wait about a month or so to mix them. Also, should I take the other 3 that I found out are actually New Hampshire Reds not Red Sussex and mix them...

I have 14 golden comets, 1 rhode island red, 3 new hampshire reds and 3 bantams. 2 bantams are def roosters i just found out and someone said my one new hampshire red could be a rooster even though it doesnt crow. I was going to look at their feathers to see if I could tell a little easier.

I have 3 groups on chickens. 1st group is 8 golden comets that are 1 year old and they are my "adults" my 2nd group (teenagers) is 6 golden comets and 1 rhode island red. My 3rd group (babies) is 3 gold sebright bantams 2 are roosters and 3 red sussex. I just mixed the adults with the teenagers...

Thanks for the help!