Is this panting?

[Debby Duck]

One of my ducks breathes with his mouth open almost all the time. I don't know if I should be concerned or not. It's not heavy enough that you can see it in his body like inhaling exhaling, but the other ducks aren't doing it. It's not that hot out, 82 degrees. They are in a patio coop with plenty of ventilation plus I have the ceiling fan on. They also had just been out in the water so he shouldn't be thirsty. But when I see him I always want to give the poor thing some water. Of course that means I have to give them all water!
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This one after he stood up

Thanks so much

 

[Tonyroo]

Can't see your video. Post it on youtube and link it here.

 

[Debby Duck]

Can't see your video. Post it on youtube and link it here.

Thanks the link should work now.

 

[LT71689]

he does look like he's having a tough go of it, especially compared to the others that look almost totally still. @Isaac 0 ?

 

[Isaac 0]

It won't let me watch the video. Upload it to youtube or Vimeo instead.

 

[Debby Duck]

It won't let me watch the video. Upload it to youtube or Vimeo instead.

I just uploaded to youtube. Also a second one. Thanks

 

[Isaac 0]

I just uploaded to youtube. Also a second one. Thanks

You're in south Florida, so I come to the conclusion your temps are fairly high at night? If yes, and the duck isn't exhibiting any other symptoms, it's likely due to heat.

 

[Debby Duck]

You're in south Florida, so I come to the conclusion your temps are fairly high at night? If yes, and the duck isn't exhibiting any other symptoms, it's likely due to heat.

I guess he's just more sensitive to it than the other 3 then. Even though it's cooler now than it was. Which isn't saying much