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excuse me how are they doing

okay, I'm going to post pictures of things that you need to get for your chicks. I'm assuming you're a beginner, and I really hope that you did a bit of research before getting these two chicks. Feed Dumor chick starter is pretty much the standard chick feed. If you live near a tractor supply...

yes chicks need a special starter feed that's small enough for them to ingest. you can find it at your local feed store, it's pretty easy to come by in the chicken section.

oh man, a fart egg ill crack it open tomorrow. if there's a yolk in it, is it still an anomaly egg from one of our grown hens?

yes, get a heatlamp. chicks that young need heat.

haha, i personally will believe your father. my area seems to be susceptible to truly awful winters!

So my father went to gather the eggs today and found a miniature egg in the nesting box. We currently have a 5 or 6 week old chick who was accepted into the flock about 2 weeks ago. It's always been a little large for it's age, and a bit more physically mature, but now we're wondering if it's...

forgot to reply to this- but i have a happy update!! i procrastinated a lot to do anything except put the vinegar in their water, but that seemed to do the trick. She recovered quickly and is now healthy and happy. none of the other hens are showing any symptoms.

this is the last image i have of my beloved hen Big Mama before she passed away two months ago. also the best picture i got with my old phone!!

#1 is probably a cockeral, and no. 2 i'd say pullet, but chickens always seem to surprise us!

following!! good luck with the twins!!

1) What type of bird , age and weight (does the chicken seem or feel lighter or thinner than the others.) Amber sex link. She's about two years old, and although I'm unable to pick her up, she seems to be the same size as her sisters. 2) What is the behavior, exactly. Slightly lethargic. She...

those are probably mourning doves. here's some tips i found online to help care for them https://animals.mom.me/how-to-feed-a-baby-mourning-dove-12514393.html

looks like, for the most part, a barred rock

We only hatched out one chick, a rhode island red x black australorp. We think he's a roo, but we have no idea tbh. I'm currently raising him like he's my baby. Besides michael gary (the chick), we have one Rhode Island red rooster, 3 amber sex links, 3 black sex links, 2 australorps, and 12...

that's what i thought! if he were a hen the name would have stuck, but im glad it doesnt have to be lie that :). we need a roo anyway, we're getting more hens soon! i'd say it's a rooster too, but you're right, they are very surprising!

either red sex links, rhode island reds, or some breed along those lines

we hatched out a chick from a black australorp hen and a rhode island red rooster. currently it's 4 weeks old and integrated into the flock. it is black with a green shine on it's feathers, and gold speckles on it's chest. it got huge quick, quicker than i remember chicks growing. i may be able...