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I would say not a welsh harlequin duckling. Welsh harlequins are snowy in color, or chocolate snowy if they are gold phase, so they are all yellow as ducklings with some black stippling on the tips of the down. They also would not have eyestripes, as a properly colored snowy cannot have...

Here's my advice. You've been given a lot of conflicting information from a lot of people. However, here on BYC, people who have been proven to have given great advice and information, and have proven that they know what they are talking about, are awarded a special badge. It's under their...

That would actually be low if it were true. The thermometer might not be reading correctly.

I bet your chickens would enjoy eating those. It's a bad year for flies. Just try to make sure any spilled feed is cleaned up, and you could try hanging some fly paper in the coop to catch the adults if you can hang it where the birds won't have access to it. You might also try hanging a fly...

The temperature may be high. What did you set the temperature at? And is your incubator still air or forced air?

The veterinarian that told the OP to give the duck the medications in the first place does. The OP should probably go with the vet's advice and do that since it's true that no one here is a vet and the vet probably knows more.

This is great advice. If you mix the new feed up with their current feed you can slowly add more of the new feed each time you feed them and eventually cut out the old feed entirely.

They always seem to go for the mud, don't they? Beautiful ducks.

I only saw wormers mentioned once in this thread and it was suggested that stool samples be taken to a vet before they were used... It looks like the OP did already say what they are feeding if you read back through... It was suggested they pick up a chicken feed because they are not being fed a...