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It doesn't work that way. Brooding indoors in a clean environment will not develop their immune system in such a way that they can't get an overload of coccidiosis - the only time I had to treat for coccidiosis was with a chick that was fully brooded indoors and moved out at around 5 weeks of...

IMO best to have Corid on hand regardless of what you feed them, as a bird can go downhill very quickly if they have coccidiosis. You can get it from feed stores, I think it's usually labeled for use in calves. I don't use medicated feed, I believe in using exposure to help chicks build up a...