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Flock Raiser is crumble, the nutrena is pelleted. The Purina is higher in protein, so that might be better if they feel too light. Now that I think about it, just get the crumble (Purina Flock Raiser).

If you haven't opened it take it back and get the Purina Flock Raiser or the Nutrena All Flock. Even if you have opened it, take it back and insist they give you store credit.

What's the name on the bag?

It looks like this:

Do you have some sort of all flock crumble?

Start calling around and get an appointment for tomorrow, and keep them inside tonight.

I don't hear any congestion, but she doesn't look well. Can you post another video of her when she's dry?

You've had two die in a week? Now one sounds congested? It is time to consult with a vet.

If she sounds congested you should take her to the vet.

Please post a video of her. To post video, upload to youtube or vimeo then copy/paste link here.

Female duck quack:

Male duck quack

How do they get in? Looks like the bale of straw is blocking the opening? And if the water is inside, there is a very good chance that mold is too.

Where is their food and water bucket? I don't see either in this picture. :(

Get a heater for your bucket?

All feed stores should sell oyster shell.

I can't really tell from the pictures, but it looks like the straw in their coop it a little black? Might a So be a good idea to give strip their coop to bare dirt and get fresh bedding.

Just to be safe you might want to switch them to an all flock feed and provide oyster shell on the side.

Were the ones that died drakes or hens? If hens, are they laying? Drakes and non-laying hens should not be fed a layer feed because it's too high in calcium and can cause kidney problems.

Not really. You could list out out the food and treats, post pictures and videos of the remaining duck and their set-up? Then maybe someone could guess?