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    Help-rooster comb

    Regular neosporin is safe to use??
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    Help-rooster comb

    The chickens are in a temp controlled enclosure, where it’s never below 70 degrees. It was hard and no other fluids :/
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    Help-rooster comb

    Went to check on our coop for the night and our poor roo’s comb is scary!!! There are 2 possibilities we are worrying 1. He likes to peck eggs and tries to get them before we collect them…could be dried egg? (It’s just a possibility) 2. Fighting with other roo, the other roo is far younger...
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    Help!!

    No, he lives in a temperature controlled enclosure that never gets bellow 70. Will post there, thank you!!!
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    Help!!

    Went to check on our coop for the night and our poor roo’s comb is scary!!! There are 2 possibilities we are worrying 1. He likes to peck eggs and tries to get them before we collect them…could be dried egg? (It’s just a possibility) 2. Fighting with other roo, the other roo is far younger...
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    Normal crow?

    Our rooster is VERY vocal… He’s a 4month old serama bantam, lately when he crows it sounds almost painful, and at the end of his crow it sounds like a voice crack…should we be worried? Is there something to do to help? Wish I could post a video for reference…
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    Vaxed and no -vaxed??? And new to flock?

    Question(s)… we have 2 8wk old seramas that were vaccinated for Merricks when they were just born from the farm we purchased them from. We are now getting 2 more seramas to add to our flock who are not vaccinated and a few weeks older. (Maybe 3-6?) Anything we should be worried for/look out...
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    7 weeks too early to tell their sex?

    Thinking we have one pullet and one cockerel…the one with the predominant comb is starting to try to crow too.
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    Sexing serama chicks

    When is around the right time to truly be able to identify? Or is there even a time? This is our first time with seramas 😊
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    Sexing serama chicks

    Our serama chicks are 5 weeks old. We are seeing one cockerel and one pullet… thoughts??
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    Sudden chick death

    That’s okay!!! Thank you for your input!! Yes the other 2 are doing fine, they were/are bigger than the one that passed. I know seramas are small but this one was very very petite. The other two do have slight clicking noises when I held them to my ear.
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    Sudden chick death

    Yes I noticed them trying to, and that’s why we removed it 3 days ago.
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    Sudden chick death

    No! The only water I offered them was from in their brooder.
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    Sudden chick death

    Just held them over their water supply and they drank
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    Sudden chick death

    Thank you for this! They have a mini “hut” that they run under from time to time. I’ve noticed them sleeping in there more. The temp is measured just under the lamp, they are in a fairly large bin that allows them plenty of space to move away from heat if needed.
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    Sudden chick death

    Just the spot by the lamp!
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    Sudden chick death

    We recently got our serama chicks last Thursday. We received 3 of them, all fine and well. last night, after cleaning the brooder we noticed one of our chicks (the smallest one) was very sleepy, and lethargic. We assisted her to drinking water and she seemed to find the others to lay with...
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    Molting or worse??? ☹️

    One of them was pulling on his wing and running with his wing in his mouth…could be preening! I’m new to the chicken world so I will research that a little more. Thank you!
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    Molting or worse??? ☹️

    Puppy pads, and we had sprinkled bits of pine shavings in there, but we took them out yesterday when we noticed the itching. Now it’s just puppy pads
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    Molting or worse??? ☹️

    Thanks for the info! Could it maybe be their feathers growing in?
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