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FYI, this thread is over a year old. I think Nifty and family only have one of the ducks now.

We have deep pea gravel around and under the waters. It really helps. As far as poop getting built up, just hose it off. We refresh the gravel once or twice a year with a yard or 2, whichever is needed. I love the gravel! It doesn't matter how you put the waterer, the little slobbs will find a...

What's wrong with their looks? They are beautiful!...Oh, you mean the caruncles? Well, they grow on you. Besides, they are soft and smooth and sweet. Once you raise it up from little, you won't mind it a bit because you will love your ducks like dogs. They are easy to herd. (Cheerios go a long...

We're still back and forth about the whole duck question: Should we get any? Uh, YEAH!!! And the sooner the better, I'd say! Then you can be admitted into the Quackheads Hall Of Fame.

Hi Emily! 1)If we do have a pool, how often will we need to be changing the water? You will know. It depends on how many ducks you have and the size of the pool. It doesn't have to be sparkling clean water, but it shouldn't be stagnant or foul. 2)Are duck droppings the same as chickens' so...

Oh goodie, another duck slave. LOL To answer your questions.... 1) Which breeds are good layers, quiet, and don't require water? Great layers are runners and Khaki Campbells. Good layers are most of the rest. I have a pekin who lays me an egg every day. My scovy girl lays well when she is...