- Sep 24, 2007
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We just brought home two bantam one week old chicks, They were active and peeping eating and drinking on the way home which was a 5 hour drive. They rode in a shoe box with shavings, water and feed in the heated van.
THey are now in a brooder when I first put them in they ate a bit and drank some water. Now three hours later they are laying on their stomachs with their necks stretched out. They have gotten up a few times since doing this and I've seen one of them drink
They are in a brooder 94 degrees with a 250 watt heat lamp water wiht a bit of sugar and chick starter.
Is it normal for them to be splayed out on their stomachs with their necks stretched out?
THey are now in a brooder when I first put them in they ate a bit and drank some water. Now three hours later they are laying on their stomachs with their necks stretched out. They have gotten up a few times since doing this and I've seen one of them drink
They are in a brooder 94 degrees with a 250 watt heat lamp water wiht a bit of sugar and chick starter.
Is it normal for them to be splayed out on their stomachs with their necks stretched out?