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ive never tried fermenting. but for chicks i wouldn't bother they eat a lot and its not worth the time. I just wet it so they don't spill ALL the crumble. the water helps it stay in the container.

it will be fine eating the regular chick feed/crumble. do you wet your crumble?

The band aid does seem too wide in the middle. the legs need to be a little closer together. make sure it does not walk on ANY slick surfaces. like that table. For the first 24 hours it will be a pain watching it struggle around with the others but it should fix after that.

I used vet wrap on it's legs but it kept falling over and could't retain balance at all. I gave it water with a syringe and sat it up in front of the food, but it started to get sad and droopy. and died a day ago. I noticed it was smaller than the previous hatchlings, maybe it was born that way...

its not extreme. Sometimes it can walk a bit on its own but then it falls down. when it was newly hatched it stepped on a sleek surface and that was all it took.

okay thank you. It has been so difficult to mend the legs I gave up

One of my chicks has splayed legs, I know it can be fixed using a band aid but the problem is my chick wont leave it on, Ive also tried using string but it also just comes loose. If I leave the chick with splayed legs will they fix on their own as it gets older?