duck breathing funny?

[dragonfly31573]

 

[dragonfly31573]

I saw the video just didn’t see any unusual breathing.

Maybe it's not her breathing and it's just tail and sides moving and I just thought it was breathing? But her tail and sides have never moved like this before.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I see it a little. What are your temp right now and how long has she been doing this? My ducks pump their tails wag their tails it’s just part of being a duck. Probably in about a month you’ll even notice other changes she’ll be flirting with the drake head bobbing and laying flat for him I don’t think what your seeing is anything to worry about.

 

[dragonfly31573]

I see it a little. What are your temp right now and how long has she been doing this? My ducks pump their tails wag their tails it’s just part of being a duck. Probably in about a month you’ll even notice other changes she’ll be flirting with the drake head bobbing and laying flat for him I don’t think what your seeing is anything to worry about.

65 and cloudy... I was thinking it looks like she is trying to push something out but she is still want too young to lay right?

 

[Miss Lydia]

At 3 months most likely.

 

[dragonfly31573]

Do you

At 3 months most likely.

Do you think I should start giving her some sort of calcium?

 

[Miss Lydia]

I would until you see mating, mating will start before egg laying . You haven’t seen any mating yet?

 

[dragonfly31573]

I would until you see mating, mating will start before egg laying . You haven’t seen any mating yet?

These are my first ever ducks and chicks... What would mating look like?

 

[dragonfly31573]

Trying to find out when I should start layer feed and oyster shell but all say Drake's shouldn't have it? How do you keep them separate.. these 2 are attached at the hip I couldn't feed them separate

 

[Miss Lydia]

Feed them an All flock like Purina Flock Raiser and put a bowl of oyster shell out close to their feed bowl your drake may taste it but he won’t eat it. Most on here do this if we have drakes roosters and ganders in our flicks.