That the following didn't happen today:
I parked in front of someone's house today where they put cat litter down to soak up spilled oil, but after I stepped out of the car, I saw and smelled that it was used kitty litter. 🤢
This wasn't today, but rather earlier this week. I had a friend visit and we had a week of adventures. We went to see waterfalls, went hiking, explored lava beds and caves, and had lots of good food.
Here is a quick pic of some bentos that I made for the trip to the waterfalls. The temaki...
I have discovered that, while caves can be interesting, spelunking is certainly never going to be my first choice of hobbies.
These petroglyphs are in the 2400-4500 year old range.
The males will pay attention to the chicks, but I doubt that will cause them to not pay attention to their ladies. The look but no touch isolation enclosure is a good way to get the two groups used to each other. You won't want to integrate them until the younger ones are 6 weeks or older.
Oh, I'm sorry, but if the seizure hasn't stopped, it's probably best to euthanize. I suspect that she flushed and hit her head, but it's hard to say without knowing a lot more about your setup.
You will have the best luck with an old hen, but as others have said, you can't force the bond. If you do put the chicks in with an old hen, make sure to watch them carefully to make sure the adult doesn't peck at and kill the chicks.
You can make "shoes" out of painter's tape. Gently tape the toes straight and leave the tape on for 12-24 hours. If they're going to get better, they'll get better in that short a time.
Celadons aren't that rare. Myshire has a good line. After someone vandalized my greenhouse and wiped out my celadon line, I ordered some from Zack.
My old line produced about 80%, so about 80% of the hens would lay celadon, the rest would lay speckled eggs. The line from Myshire has...
I'm pretty wary of shipping chicks. I've never done it, personally, but there are people who do. What is the post office like where you live? I wouldn't trust the post office here with a box of bricks.