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Thanks for the advice. Yes I do have One adult drake, and you recommend waiting until they are about 4 to 4 1/2 months old before introducing. What if I have a momma who is expecting to hatch her next with the next couple of day to week?Hi!
You would need to be more specific...
• How old are your ducklings?
(How many are they?
What breed are they?)
• How old are the ducks from your flock?
(How many are they?
What breed are they?)
• Do you have sexually mature drakes in your existing flock?
(If so : how many?)
• Do your ducklings and the ducks from your flock already know each other?
(Can they see each other?
If so : since when?)
Please : give as many details as possible.
If ever you have even ONE adult drake in your flock, keep your ducklings separated - at least until they are 4-and-a-half-months-old!!
Also : don't put tiny ducklings together with adult ducks.
Instead, wait for them to be grown up enough, so they are not bullied (or worse) by your older ducks...!
Yes I do have One adult drake, and you recommend waiting until they are about 4 to 4 1/2 months old before introducing.
What if I have a momma who is expecting to hatch her next with the next couple of day to week?
The picture of the four ducks are my adults.
The Runner at the far left is my drake and the one at the far right is the momma that has been sitting for awhile now.
I know that my drake aka Sun Flower is a Runner, Ginger Bread is a Roen or a campbell, and I believe that Ginger and Big Bertha are Buffs not sure.
No clue what the ducklings are. My daughter and grandson seen them and brought them home.