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:fl I am so happy that she laid a normal egg. That must be a bit of a relief.

Which testing did you decide to do, all of them?

Mine get like that too when trying to pass softies.

Maybe this? https://www.merckvetmanual.com/poultry/bloodborne-organisms/leucocytozoonosis-in-poultry Or these? https://www.merckvetmanual.com/poultry/bloodborne-organisms

:hugs

You just have to be careful handling them if their crops are full of water. I've had them aspirate water from carrying them, but never enough to kill them, so I doubt this is what happened. When it happens here I usually notice that they start open mouth breathing, gurgling and coughing, but...

They can go from sounding fine day to sounding like they are drowning the next. When you carried him, was his crop full of water? If it was, it's possible that he could have aspirated from that, though you should have noticed when you set him down.

That's okay, call that and ask if they can still do it.

Very sorry for your loss. :hugs If you want to find out what he died from you should contact the diagnostic lab and arrange to have him necropsied: https://extension.umaine.edu/veterinarylab/ It's only $25. If you aren't close enough to drive there you can ship overnight. Refrigerate, do not...

Try it and see how he does.

I think heat lamps are too dangerous, so inside would be my choice.

If it doesn't stress him I would.

Keep him warm and provide lots of fresh water and food.

Sounds like a respiratory infection. If a vet is an option I would do that ASAP.