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Here mom is a black runner and her dad is a magpieAwwww!!! She's a little cutie!! Is she a call duck or???

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Here mom is a black runner and her dad is a magpieAwwww!!! She's a little cutie!! Is she a call duck or???
Give it some more time, just don't rush it... when it's ready it will start moving on it's own... might give it a drop of poly visol w/out iron to help give it a boost... just make sure it doesn't breath it in, and give a couple drops of water after to get the taste out...
You've done well, btw... biggest thing is to be patient... I had a little grey call that took 3 days to absorb it's yolk after pipping... it's now a happy, healthy little troublemaker, lol...
Good luck and hope all comes out well!![]()
Ok, I don't have poly visol, but I do have ducky/chick electrolyte powder. I mixed it with some water in a dropper and gave her some. Then one more time about 30 minutes later and POOF, she no longer wanted to be in the cup! I put her on a warm cloth on flat in the brooder and she got rid of the rest of the egg shell on her own (no blood, just the umbilical cord thingie). I put the antibiotic ointment on her cord and she is now peeping away trying to walk! Woohoo!![]()
Ok, I have a question and I feel silly asking, but how close is the umbilical cord to the sex organ? When I put the antibiotic ointment on, I saw a little white thingie dancing around....do I have a boy? lol
No this one is from my blue runner and my male f/w runner, they don't look alike. So far it looks blue and white. The little white thing was just above the umbilical and looked suspiciously like a boy ducks parts.