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Wonderful news!!!

Sounds like a nice setup, we all need a bit of fresh air every now and then good for our health.

Nice big area to move around in and very pretty ducks on nice days are they able to get outside in some sunshine and fresh air?

Hope for the best and keep doing what your doing. Where's the pics of Turbo? you promised remember. and might be a good idea to get Turbo a couple of his own girls when spring arrives.

That's great news!! lets hope it is over now.

I agree with GQ, please try and see if you can get help getting a diagnoses. I'm so sorry I know it's so heart breaking, but I just have a gut feeling the chickens brought something in, they are so good at hiding disease. Ducks are just so hardy and very seldom get sick unless kept in...

I'm so sorry , I have to agree with Amiga if you can find a state university that would do a necropsy then you'll know what your dealing with and maybe able to save the rest.

Did you check mama out good to see if there was any wounds? you said once the drake picks on her has he ever beat her up? And no other symptoms with your roo? no discharge no cough nothing to give you an idea other than just weak and lethargic? how are the rest of the ducks acting? can you get...

Okay have you checked their feed to make sure there is no mold? what about shavings or straw or hay any sign of mold? is there good ventilation inside the barn? Tomorrow I'd get everyone out and clean it out top to bottom, you need some kind of disinfectant that is safe to use around animals...

I bet he is lonely. Make sure they can all eat, in other words no one is keeping the other from the food.

Well at least someone is eating, It takes a while for them to get use to any kind of change, I'm thinking once the drake gets in there and they get settled from his move you'll notice them back to normal. Have you been able to let Turbo out with them at all? for short visits?

How's it going today?

Well with a pea size brain what do you expect? lol Once you get them all together and see their eating again take the food and water out at night they don't need it honestly, Mine have never had it in their houses. Only time I have food and water is when I have ducklings and that gets taken...

All you can do is try adding another one in and see if it makes a difference. I don't know what to tell you on why they aren't eating unless they are missing the rest of their flock you may have to do a bit of separating once you bring them all in to keep the one being picked on from being...

Nope it would not be safe, but how about a temp fence to divide the mom and duckling from the rest but all are still together. What ever you do you have no guarantee they are going to accept Turbo since he will be considered an outsider no matter who he belongs too so might be even better to...

Why only the 2 and not all 6? sounds like they are missing their flock.