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im okay with eating each other alive,
now who said something about me! (Jk guys lol <3)
OMG, your a cannibal?? AHHHHHHHHH
FYI, the above thread is a JOKE for those you may take it the wrong way...
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im okay with eating each other alive,
now who said something about me! (Jk guys lol <3)
Calm down. I didn't see, there's been several posts since then.
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-Kathy
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-Kathy
Can you post a picture?I did a search, but most of the posts apply to adults, so I want opinions from you guys please. My last little duckling "Chibs" was the one that pipped just below the air sac, but was able to make it out on his own. He sat for quite a few hours with his beak sticking out the hole. The other duckling kept pecking at his beak. I was praying that it didn't bother it, but when I moved him to the brooder, I could see a "scuff" mark, that I assumed would heal or wouldn't cause any issue. Well today I saw him take a drink, and a pinpoint sized bead of water came up thru the top of his bill. So I guess where they pecked at the bill, they actually made a little hole. Since he's only a day old, will this seal up on its own as his beak hardens, or is it always going to be there? Can I "glue" it with anything? Or put some antibiotics on it or just leave it alone?
He appears to be eating and drinking fine. (and I say "he" although I don't know its sex yet. I just don't like "it" haha)
I loves the feets too.I love the feet.