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  1. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    And rightly so, they are precious! :love
  2. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    How is your little family doing today? Did you already move them to a nest on the ground?
  3. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    Add some poultry vitamins to their drinking water and feed them scrambled egg with millet, adding a bit of clean sand to help with their digestion. They look really cute!
  4. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    Yes, we love pictures!
  5. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    Congratulations again! 🥳 The floor needs to be covered securely with something to prevent the chicks from slipping through the big holes.
  6. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    :woot🥳 Congratulations!
  7. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    Usually not or very faintly, as the sounds will be subdued by the broody's body and feathers. When you go to check on them on Thursday morning, don't forget to announce your arrival by calmly talking to them prior to opening the box. This way she will know that it is you coming and not get...
  8. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    No, I would stay away and leave her and her eggs alone. You will see the chicks early enough when they are hatched, dry and fluffy to face the world.
  9. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    Fingers crossed that both will hatch alright! :fl
  10. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    Any updates, have they hatched yet?
  11. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    They will usually not need any water as for the last 2-3 days prior to hatching they fall in some kind of trance concentrating on the movements and noise coming from the eggs. The feed is for the early hatchers, so she will be able to keep them entertained and stay on the eggs that are still to...
  12. LaFleche

    Will chicks be ok with a ramp?

    Just put some chick feed in with her and close the nestbox off with a piece of chicken wire. This way you will be there and can help the chicks down when she gets off the nest. But in any case, prepare a nestbox on the ground for them and cover the wired ground with cardboard or similar, or...
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