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I've seen a few posts where people have posted similar pictures. Perhaps it's a different species of tapes?

How many do you have? Do you have enough pill to treat all of them?

No, just a guess should be okay. Google the weights of your breeds and go by those.

Can you weigh them?

Your ISA browns probable weighs 5-6 pounds. Dose is 4.54 mg per pound according to my vet books.

The tapeworm dose is 10-20 mg praziquantel per kilogram, so an average 5 pound hen would need ~23 mg. Those pils contain only 4 mg praziquantel, so a five pound hen would get 6 pills (24 mg), then you repeat that in 10-14 days.

The Avitrol Plus you have, is it this one?

Some species are yellow I think.

Those look like tapeworm segments to me.

:goodpost::goodpost::goodpost::goodpost::goodpost::goodpost:

:fl

They look like tape segments to me, and chickens can get different types of tapes, so maybe it's not the "common" one?

Duh, just :smackme, lol. Definitely moving segments. Did you see which one pooped them?

Is anything moving in it?

You have to upload to Vimeo or YouTube, then post that link.

Can you embed the link here? My iPad won't play videos unless they are embedded in a post. :(

No eggs now, then add 4 weeks after your second treatment, or ignore withdrawal, lol.

No withdrawal for Corid, but there is for the other two. I think one vet on a Facebook page said that withdrawal when using ivermectin is 28 days, and it's probably the same for praziquantel.

Giving a vitamin with thiamine could render the Corid ineffective, so I would wait.