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I am glad to see your day has gotten better.![]()
Have fun! DON'T do anything WE wouldn't do! (like come home without a new breed?)![]()
Thanks for reminding me-I need to get Maggie's dog license by January 31.
Now THAT looks like a Tolbunt!![]()
They have a definite lacing pattern, not Tolbunt. I sent them a message.![]()
I would grab a needle at Tractor and see what comes out. If it's air than you know you are dealing with a ruptured air sack (no harm in helping him I just wouldn't breed him if he survivesDoesn't have the other symptoms associated with this, and the "air" is everywhere, not just under the neck. I did find a couple of old threads on BYC that indicated it might be a ruptured air sac or punctured lung. Doesn't sound too promising. Apparently it can take weeks to heal (only if you can keep the bird still and quiet) and the air has to be let out every day, and they often die anyway. I'm not sure what to do. What a miserable treatment and long isolation time. Poor guy.
What a wonderful acquaintance to have! That's so cool. And I kinda figured you already had, but just in case I figured it was definitely worth sayingThere's so much I don't know yet that as you've probably noticed I don't hand out much advice on the threads, but isolating a sick bird, in case the owner wasn't already doing so? Yeah, that I would say.
BTW, just checked one basque egg earlier this eve and saw lots of pretty veiningThank you!
I had 2. One looked miserable and I didn't know what it was and we culled her. The next one I read they can absorb it so I left him. Found him belly up the next day almost dead. I culled him too.
I could not keep up on the Old Timers thread, but one think I took away, if birds can't survive and thrive at my place they need to go. I think they are right there. If you help a bird with something that is not NORMAL they will breed that weakness forward. Not a good thing to have an unthrifty flock. Let the strong survive.
Boy that sounds harsh, and it was not directed at anyone.... sorry JMHO No extraordinary measures are taken at my place to keep a bird alive. Not good for the health of the flock.
Trying not to freak out. Just went to candle and the bator was at 99 on the top shelf. Opened it to candle and now its at 93 and hasn't come up.I have over 100 viable chicks in there right now and just set another 40.![]()
Not long. All of your Ams are developing bar maybe one? I didn't candle all of the Marans yet.
It's back up to 99 at the top. I just need to keep an eye on it before I go to bed to make sure it doesn't get crazy because I adjusted itdon't want to lose these babies!![]()