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You’re really defensive. No one accused you of not knowing what to feed your chickens. He was just asking for clarification cause it’s hard to tell in a photo. Sorry that you’re obviously stressed out about your rooster, everyone here seems to just be asking for more information so we can try to...

Just something that’s extra appetizing for them. I’ll scrambled eggs and veggies and mix it with their food which you can soften with hot water or broth (think porridge consistency). You’ll know if he’s not eating cause if he turns his nose up at that then he’s lost his appetite.

Does he allow you to touch his legs? Does there seem to be any swelling or injury? If you have him separated does the area allow for much movement? The last hen we had quarantined to treat vent gleet just sat around but that’s because our crate is pretty small. Maybe someone else will chime in...

It’s just hard to give a definite answer with you not wanting to answer additional questions. There’s no singular issue that can cause loose stool and lethargy. If he is still with your flock, I would start by isolating him. It’s going to allow you to keep a closer eye on his poop, how much he...

Possibly weather related? If you’re in a cold snap they can have a decrease in energy. Our most active hens have had a few couch potato days this winter but they bounce back when it gets warm again. Maybe try a high protein snack (greek yogurt, a scrambled egg, etc.). You say he’s not walking -...