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Okay, I have this taken care of. I put the problem chick in a separate cage inside the brooder, but to where the other chicks could walk around the cage and see the problem chick. Every evening we would take the problem chick out of the cage and watch her interact with the other chicks, and...

Well, thanks for the responses. I do have her separated from the others, she is in a small rabbit cage in the new coop and the others can walk around her. (and yes, it is a smooth bottom cage that I use for rabbits...anyone with ANY animal in a cage should NEVER let them walk on wire!), Anyway...

This is my first post here, and my first flock of chicks as well. We have had animals on this farm for over a decade and they are all very well taken care of, and now with these 8, 5 day-old chicks we now have 27 animals in total. Here is the problem, one of those chicks is a speckeled sussex...