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If you've got the time to spread it out over an entire day, slower is better.

Oh, and you should expect each of the chicks to feel a little stress when you start moving them to the empty brooder. Don't be too quick to move them back or to move them in larger groups because you are worried about them. It's that stress and desire to flock with others that you're hoping to...

Rearrange everything in the main brooder so it looks different. Put only the little chick in there. Put all the other chicks in her brooder. Leave her in there alone long enough to get her bearings and find where the food and water is. Then start adding chicks back into the main brooder one at a...

She kind of looks like she's splayed legged. You can try hobbling her legs so that they stay in the correct position. It can be caused by a vitamin deficiency or keeping them on a too slick surface. The NutriDrench should help. They can't walk to food/water/heat so eventually begin to fail to...