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A Question About Ducks - Broodiness?
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Yep, LOL, That would do that.
Yep, LOL, That would do that.
we just candled them and we seen blood veins in both eggs
half of the egg is black and half is light is that good ????????
half of the egg is black and half is light is that good ????????
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, you have live baby duckys in those eggs.
do u think my 2 girl ducks will share the ducklings ?
do ducks and ducklings eat cabbage ?
do ducks and ducklings eat cabbage ?
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Is veining what you should see eight days before hatch?
When do you start to see movement?
Now I'm asking questions because I never got the hang of candleing. Probably because I never rigged up a veiwer as clever as Daniels.
I do know some ducks eat cabbage, I hear that they particularly like a type of cabbage called bok choy.
I don't know how well they will share the ducklings, especially since you are down to two eggs. I'm still wondering if you should take out one of the hens at some point but that is a really tough call. Maybe you should watch very closely for a long time when they hatch to decide.
When do you start to see movement?
Now I'm asking questions because I never got the hang of candleing. Probably because I never rigged up a veiwer as clever as Daniels.
I do know some ducks eat cabbage, I hear that they particularly like a type of cabbage called bok choy.
I don't know how well they will share the ducklings, especially since you are down to two eggs. I'm still wondering if you should take out one of the hens at some point but that is a really tough call. Maybe you should watch very closely for a long time when they hatch to decide.
ill keep the 2 girls with the young see how it gose what green's do u give ur ducks ?
They eat my grass and weeds!
When they were in the brooder I would chop up dandelion leaves, chard, beet and turnip greens, and lettuce. They also love frozen green peas, just thaw them out first. It's fun to throw the the peas at them and watch them go for it, and they also love you for giving it to them.
When they were in the brooder I would chop up dandelion leaves, chard, beet and turnip greens, and lettuce. They also love frozen green peas, just thaw them out first. It's fun to throw the the peas at them and watch them go for it, and they also love you for giving it to them.
Yay for veins!
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