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The little hole is for oxygen. It needs to be at least halfway open.

Thank you. I’m following. I need a clear way to figure out how to tell if they’re silver based. Just by looking at my black split it appears to have a silver / gray hint to it. It’s not quite a month old yet?

Thank you! What do you think would happen if my split to paint reproduced with my splashes? I’m all about experimenting with colors and outcomes.

Hey y’all! I am curious how I may go about creating lavender colored silkies when I don’t actually have any lavenders. I do have some splashes though. I look forward to your responses. Thank you!

Thank you!

I understand you breed splash to blue. What happens if you breed splash to black? I can't find any definitive answers out there.

Got it. Thank you muc

Do you mean the black tray that the chicks are laying on? I think the water is right under it though, nothing separating them.

How do I remove / stop the turning rod on this incubator? Lock down starts tomorrow. I need help please.

She will keep getting better and better! Glad you caught it early.

You are right. I kept researching and watching YouTube videos. I ended up treating her with Vitamin E and Selenium a couple times yesterday and again this morning and afternoon. It’s as if nothing ever happened! Thanks for the reply.

I've read that it can take a couple weeks to show improvement. When I treated my chick I also added the standard electrolyte, vitamin, mineral mix you can get for chicks at your feed and seed.

I picked up two chicks two days ago from a woman 1.5 hours away from me. On my way home, I noticed it seemed like one had a tic. I reached out to some other chicken people in my area, as well as, studied online. I ended up leaving work for like 30 minutes and ran home to start my chicks on a...

I am an RN who is a wanna be Vet Tech. I would agree that it looks as if something is sticking in, as opposed to, sticking out. I do also agree that it looks like a really hard feather as well. Take him to a vet ASAP. If that's not realistic for you... My suggestion is to get some pliers and...

You’ve got yourself a female.

I am not sure. Separate her hair above her beak and look for a comb. (I usually just blow.) If you see a comb at this age chances are you have a cockerel. Does if have round, porcupine looking, feathers sticking out of the back of it's head and down it's neck?

Hey y’all, I just picked up two one week old chicks yesterday. As we where driving home I noticed one of them moving it’s head in a seemingly unintentional, repetitive, Parkinson like, tremor. Please advise on what this maybe and how to move forward. I have a video I can email if needed. Thank you

Thank you much!