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I think that it can be carried by flies and mosquitoes so you probably didn't do anything wrong.

Awesome! Well I have some news of my own. One of my Nankin's started laying yesterday, so I now have two little itsy bitsy eggs :D

Awesomeness. Yep, that would be a fart egg, lol.

That little one, almost looks like a fart egg, lol. But I'm guessing your giant was from the Marans? Just going off color.

I'm drwoning in Nankin Roosters. I want to thin the flock so badly to cut down on the food bill, but The won't quit breaking their feathers so that I can pick my two breeders....

Looks awesome, was he a pain to dress?

Flinstone Egg!

What are you going to do with 38 eggs a day?

Awesome idea for the corner roosts. I had already decided that I was gonna put in some outdoor roosting spots in my run for them, but those seem very, VERY popular. Looks like theres a line forming, lol

Those nest boxes are awesome looking

Such pretty birds

Depends on the project. Olive-eggers already exist but are mutts, so it would be a matter of getting a small flock of olive egg laying chickens and breeding them for both best egg color and appearance, until you had a line of birds that all looked alike, and were unique in appearance from any...

There is a part of me that wants to embark on an attempt to develop a breed of my own. Maybe anbolive egger that breeds true instead being just an Easter Egger mutt, or working with the brown eggers to find the "red" egg gene and develop a breed that lays truly pink or red eggs

But, but. I just got 32 Nankins OUT of the brooder boxes XD my folks might kill me if I brought home 10 more chicks

Go linda! Get'cha chickens! Go Linda! LoL. OMG! I have a chance to get some frenxh standard black copper marans chicks! I want! SOOOO bad!

That, uh, third chick pic... that is one serious case of the stink eye.... lmao

Hey Caleb, my underdtanding is that it can be any of genetics, injury and young age, malnutrition, or a combination of any/all of the above. Most breeders will discard a crossed beak immediatly just to be safe. Kinda surprised he didn't end up being truly culled. Only way to know for sure if to...

Caleb, that is hilarious, and yes the hens should be seabrights so you can breed them ;) Toney, isn't it always that wat? Build 'em something super nice, with all kinds of comforts and conviences, and they ignore it. Slap a couple of 2x4's together and they think they've died and gone to...