Yeah, it is kinda funny, though worrying in the same way.LOL one egg. sounds like mine
Go check their roost with a flashlight. Red roost mites are active at night and crawl out of hiding to feed on the birds at night. You will see them dying wherever you sprayed and walking where you missed. If it's them, keep spraying!
Fowl mites stay mostly on the chicken and lay their eggs on the chicken. You will need to keep spraying the birds as the eggs hatch. It is hard to miss the egg clusters... make sure you know what you are dealing with. Red mites can kill in one night. They are evil.![]()
Didn't find anything in the coop, only on the birds; they were black. Almost positive they aren't red mites. I am getting concerned for the roo however, he just keeps itching and I'm not sure if he has gotten paler or not. Tried to go on the roost but just kept jumping back down so he can itch.
To add to it, my vet is off yee- hawing her way to Kentucky at the moment.