I wonder if you kept them in an darkened area it would help with their eye's developing to a point they could handle brighter light?....I've never had an albino hatch, so I have no idea! Just a random thought.
So cute! The blind chicks will get the powdered feed in their eyes because they can’t see. They will flail their faces into the food with their eyes open, and they will get tiny barely visible crumbs in there. You have to check them constantly, it will go from fine to gooped shut, to infection and death in hours. If the eye gets gooped shut you have to find the tiny particle, it may even be under the eye lid, if you don’t find it, it will die, it’s a delicate dance, you can’t stress it too much or let it get chilled, but you have to open the eye and really search around. Keep it in a small space with powdered feed right under the heat light, or it won’t find it, keep water close by, but not directly under the light. They are crazy hard to keep alive the first week, it gets easier after that. You may need to keep some sugar water nearby and give it a tiny bit every few hours for the first day or so.
Pics of it eating I just took rn I can't tell if she taught it to search plus it's natural foraging instinct s all buttons born with but hey it's eating had to separate she's not ready for babies she didn't want it under her, Shana left a poop and it looks like the chicks done 1-2 tiny poos so hopefully foods going in I see it pecking at it, also the person I hatched th coturnix for said I can raise it if it's male they will take it if female gf for anubis ( don't remember if I said that) I'll do a video of it eating after work tomorrow I just did multiple pics cuz I remembered u have to upload to yt and link it and I'm gonna go sleep after checking these notifications , what do you button hatchers think of it's color on its coat so farSend picsFollowing!
