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Sounds like a lot for such young chicks to go through. Are you sure it is coccidiosis? Being so small and young, I'd be worried about stressing the body out. Maybe they need a few days with electrolytes and option of fresh water, healthy food to adjust to all the changes. Obviously unless they...

I have lots of different breeds and my Egyptian has the most personality. She really seems like she's thinking or planning something more than the rest who just beg for some form of a treat. I never raised mine to want to be on us. She does the squat so I sneak a good petting every now and then.

I live in North West montana and I own one. She did great last winter. I was slightly worried at first but after after she survived the first cold snap, I was OK. She had no problem with the snow. Also I use no heat or lights.

I hope so. Thanks for the response.

The comb isn't super red but it is quite I bit redder than "his" sisters from the same batch. I haven't heard any attempts to crow yet. I can try to get better pics after work.

here is the top view. I have had Brahmas about a year and a have but no boys. I hope it is a boy so I can adopt him to watch over my flock

thanks when I compare to mine from the same batch the difference. He keeps say it probably something genetic with the color. He just wishes cause he lives in town an can't own a roo. I keep saying it's mine... Here are "his" sisters

Finished our new one not too long ago. I'm in construction so 97% was salvaged from a burn pile or a load to the dump. Cost me about 200$ in plywood,screws,stain,chains,hindges and not much time to build. the girls seem to like it so far. . .

I was telling my brother his Brahma was very masculine. Any other opinions. I can get better pics if needed. About 10 weeks old

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also try looking up horse stall freshener if all else fails

a mineral that absorbs ammonia. Sweet PDZ and Zeo are two major brands

mine is 5" above or so with 1 1/2" PDZ. Definitely has saved eggs from breaking.

its a board that is under the roost bar to catch the poop

8 months of the year I barely have to feed mine because of being able to free range all day. Also mostly open fields

PDZ is a horse stall freshener. Absorbs ammonia. I use the granulated instead of powder about an inch thick on poop board.i use a cat litter scoop to clean daily.

don't know what bumblefoot is but I'm looking it up now. Hope I don't have to deal with it.

the roost bar should be higher than the nest boxes. I'd block off the nest boxes and put them on the roost bar at night. Once one gets ahold of it, the rest usually follows.

apple cider vinegar in their water.

scratch grains are good. Bugs and worms are great. I'd sit in the garden and dig worms and have them eat out of my hand. Maybe more than treats(a huge maybe), spending a little extra time would work also. Having them think you are a part of the flock. pullets are silly and will probably grow out...