Not standing. No bubbles in eye. Moving her head but won’t open eyes. Eyeball looks in tact for both sides, I’ll try to get a photo in the evening or tomorrow. Dehydrated I think so because they roam the suburbs, so I’ve given her electrolytes.
How would you suggest offering food when she won’t...
I don’t think it was a fight, we don’t have any other roaming animals. She’s got two other males with her too and they do a good job. I’m thinking she got that from pruning cause those are soft feathers.
What do you think?
Not molting I think, no feathers around. But I saw her squinting a few days ago, figured she’s sick or egg bound. In my experience birds die fast. So when I saw her on the ground, day before yesterday, I thought she was brooding. So I went over to find her with her roosters (2). And pulled her...
I got this chick at tractor trailer and notice it looks different than the rest. It’s more yellow, chunkier in feather fluff. I’m thinking it’s either yellow cause it’s young (never had this breed), or it’s a male.
It’s from a “female golden sex link” bin.
Compared to the rest, who are a bit...
Yeah it’s 99-101 all around. If this little one doesn’t hatch then that’ll be like the rest of the 14. My other clutch of 13 hatched 100%. These were shipped badly (tried twice with this seller with instructions for packaging!) so a lot were shook up. Only 6/14 were viable and they began...
it’s been 21 days, but my last hatch took 23. These eggs are a quarter size of that hatch though, serama vs. regular.
Should I candle for an internal pip and then count 24 hours? But I wouldn’t know if there was malposition in that case. I don’t know how to go about this.
you can try putting her in a dog cage with the flock. In and out of the coop. For two weeks or however long, until she becomes comfortable around them.