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    Chinese goose neck rash

    It does seem yellowish. I have not seen her scratch excessively. She was always intense, but not aggressive towards family and her behavior did not really change. Wife has enough honking with a single goose, but I will see what I can do 🤫
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    Chinese goose neck rash

    She is the only goose among ducks. There is no action between her and ducks other than bullying from her side when she gets moody.
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    Chinese goose neck rash

    Maybe someone can help me out. My goose is having weird texture rash / bold looking like patch on her neck. At the start I thought it might be dirt or just molting. It seems to be getting slightly bigger.
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Female indeed
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Thank you. I will wait few months then. Intent of the clipping is to avoid her hurting herself, hence it would be pointless to take a risk and hurt her if it is still too early. Really appreciate the advice.
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Thank you for identifying! It will be very cool if she is a girl. Thank you for the tip with the wings. I have clipped ducks before. I assume you just need to clip flight feathers or is there a different procedure for geese? She is roughly 6months old, at what age would you consider her...
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Thanks. He/she is quiet all day. Just honks with embedded oinks when it sees me and when I walk away. I might actually record it and I will share it here.
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Yes he has angel wing. I have tried to correct it when he was younger but I think I was too late. I kept his wings wrapped for two weeks with little or no progress.
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Thanks for identifying again :) Yes it is super adorable.
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Thanks It honks and sometimes oinks
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Well the goose 🪿 matured a bit. I wonder if anyone can have another guess as I am still not sure what he / she is.
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    Is this angel wing?

    To be honest it could be a week or two. It is my first goose, hence I was not entirely sure. Now that the feathers are longer it is more verbose and noticable. Is 9 weeks too late for correction?
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    Is this angel wing?

    Is this angel wing? It is almost 9 weeks old
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Indeed it did not. I hatched it in the incubator.
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Thanks for guessing. I have read that experience geese breeders could tell the gender of a Chinese gosling roughly at 6 weeks of age based on knob development and plumage. I have tried to check the gender when it was roughly one week old but regrettably there was to much fluff...
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    6 weeks old Chinese gosling gender

    Hi Can anyone tell gender of my 6 weeks old Chinese gosling? Or do I need to wait till it is fully matured?
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    Goose egg externally Pipped at the bottom

    Gosling hatched around 9pm. I had a look at it now (10h in the incubator.) It still have yolk sac attached, or what i think is a yolk sac, it is 1cm big and red. Should I just leave it in the incubator till it dries out? It is the last bird in the incubator.
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    Goose egg externally Pipped at the bottom

    Thanks I was also worried a out the position of the pip. Bottom instead of top of the egg. I just saw the beak popping out so yeah i might have rung the alarm bell prematurely.
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    Goose egg externally Pipped at the bottom

    I think it Pipped roughly 8-10h ago. It is making slow progress. I probably got worried from googling stuff and from the bird being more vocal, not sure if it is struggling or is this normal?
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