Hello!

[HayleyCrum]

It’s definitely not normal. Would you mind posting a picture?

I couldnt get a picture because he was keeping it closed, but he would frequently open it and it would be clean, like nothing was there. When i was able to get a look when it was closed, it looked kinda like a thin film, I didnt want to keep bothering him or his eye though and irritate it. This is from google it looks like that but not near as bad as that one.

 

[HayleyCrum]

Hi Haley, welcome to BYC.
I do not have any ducks, but mucus in the eyes is usually a sign of respiratory ailment.
Before you panic, what bedding are you using? What type of heat source? babe

This isnt the exact brand of bedding but similar, it is pine bedding though, i got it from Tractor Supply along with the heat lamp that i am using

 

[janiedoe]

This isnt the exact brand of bedding but similar, it is pine bedding though, i got it from Tractor Supply along with the heat lamp that i am using

I'm sure the bedding is fine, as long as it isn't cedar.
Heat lamps can be a danger because the birds can be easily overheated. I prefer a mama heating pad (mhp) cave or a heat plate. The mhp is cheap and easy to use. It is most like nature in my opinion.
Member @Blooie is the expert on the mhp.
If only one of your ducklings has a runny eye, you may be dealing with an irritant in the eye itself. I hope someone in the duck forum can give you more and better advice.
Good luck!

 

[HayleyCrum]

I'm sure the bedding is fine, as long as it isn't cedar.
Heat lamps can be a danger because the birds can be easily overheated. I prefer a mama heating pad (mhp) cave or a heat plate. The mhp is cheap and easy to use. It is most like nature in my opinion.
Member @Blooie is the expert on the mhp.
If only one of your ducklings has a runny eye, you may be dealing with an irritant in the eye itself. I hope someone in the duck forum can give you more and better advice.
Good luck!

would you happen to know what kind of water I should provide for them, no one has answered me in the duck forum. I feel like tap water has to much chlorine in it for them

 

[swampfox440]

Hello and Welcome to BYC! great to have you join.

 

[Kenneth Zweerink]

Welcome to BackYard Chickens. The Best of Luck with your Duck's! And a Big Hello from Eastern Nebraska.

 

[janiedoe]

would you happen to know what kind of water I should provide for them, no one has answered me in the duck forum. I feel like tap water has to much chlorine in it for them

I'm sorry, I dont. I do give my chickens tap water, but our chlorine level isn't high.
To keep your post on the duck forum visible, try posting an update and photos frequently. I'm sure someone will see it and respond.

 

[Isadora]

Hello Hayley! What cute little fluffy babies. I'm so glad you decided to join our friendly and helpful community.

 

[416bigbore]

Hello Hayley and welcome to BYC. You found an Amazing Poultry Community to be a part of, with many knowledgeable members who are willing to help you along your journey with any questions you may have. Enjoy

Good luck with your ducklings and please keep us posted.

 

[Obsessed With Silkies]

Welcome to BYC! So glad you could join us and your ducks are super cute!