I will try that and see if I can use it to figure out how much he's eating at the least. He flips all the crumbles out of the feeder so it's hard to tell exactly how much he's eating other than to feel his crop. As I mentioned before, I can feel some food in there but it's like the right side of his crop is firm and the left side is squishy/empty.
When he was a few days old, I noticed he had some eye discharge so I separated him from his mama & sibling to treat the eye infection. A few days later, I slipped him back under his mom with no trouble. A week or so later, a hawk or falcon swiped his sibling who made the fatal error of slipping outside the fenced run. So for at least 3+ weeks after that, he was the sole chick his mom was caring for. Eventually she just stopped and he was left to fend for himself. I have 2 other chicks born at the same time to other broodies. Both are fully feathered and bigger than him. As for his genetics, I can't be certain of his parentage but all my roosters are extremely large (10 - 13 lbs easily). I would guess his true mom is a Black Australorp based upon his coloring but that's just an educated guess.
So I've decided to name him Napoleon while he's still around. He did make the mistake of putting his head through the fence and nearly lost it. Hoping he learned not to do that again... 
I'll go back outside in a bit and check on him. They shouldn't be able to bother him unless he puts his head through the fence....
Awwwww, she is so stinkin' cute though!
