help! my ducks are sick and i need some tips

[95eanimal]

 

[SolarDuck]

Yeah i would agree just keep one side of the brooder heated and give them plenty of space to go that isn't heated. Seems like it's just warm.

 

[neo71665]

May I ask if you know what breed these ones are? Mine look exactly like this and TS of course "didn't know" what breed they are. I have some ideas on what they are but am hoping you have a positive ID for yours.

Dang I thought you stole my avatar for a second, lol

 

[Stoney Meadow Maple]

I have an outlet set up with a dimmer ( on a cord, you should never do this to a permanently installed one) so I can adjust the heat without having to keep moving the heat lamp or turning it on or off, you still have to pay attention to it because as the room warms so does the brooder, but it made life a whole lot easier vs the chicks the year before.
this would work for you provided your heat lamp isn't more than 300 W
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[95eanimal]

so do we keep using vet trix?

 

[95eanimal]

they have a heat lamp.

 

[95eanimal]

do not look on the last one. it was posted on accident

 

[95eanimal]

we also go this to day

 

[95eanimal]

it is 82 degrees right now

 

[neo71665]

What have they been eating?