#water

  1. RanditheDuckMother

    Can I use tap water and hose water for my ducks?

    I have some ducks hatching soon and I would like to know if I can use tap and hose water for my ducks. While they’re small I would like to let them swim in the bath tub/sink. When they get older the plan is to get them a kiddie pool and fill it up with water. This is my first time hatching...
    • RanditheDuckMother
    • Thread
    • #duck #duckling #ducklings #ducks #help #liveducks #water
    • Replies: 22
    • Forum: Ducks
  2. E

    goslings and chicks

    hello, recently i got 10 chicks and 2 goslings the lady at the store said it’s alright to keep them in the same brooder so i’m doing so but now i’m having trouble with what to do with water, because goslings need to dip their head in the water but chicks might drown any tips would be great thank...
    • Ephram
    • Thread
    • #chicks #goslings #water
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Geese
  3. black_cat

    Water inside/outside coop??

    For planning my coop setup, I had originally planned to set up the hanging waterer in the run, to avoid spills in the coop, and the hanging feeder in the coop, so that rodents won't try to get to it. I forgot to account for the fact that we would probably have to close the door to the coop at...
  4. I

    Water problems

    I have a flock of chickens + 2 ducks and currently, their water source is some stagnant water in one of those oval stock tanks. The water is rarely changed or topped off except for when it rains. I want to put some better water out for them and I've heard of those container ponds so I'm thinking...
  5. diamondsilkies

    EE Drinking Too Much Water??

    I have an EE hen who is just about a year old. I've had her since she was a day old chick, and this problem started up about last month. I started noticing that her droppings were very very runny about a month and half ago. I did some research, but decided to see if it would go back to normal...
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