I am very sorry, but I think your chicks have perosis.
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Thank you for the information. Looks like I need to euthanize these peacocks. So sad.Poor thing. I'll tag @casportpony , in case she didn't see your reply.
It does look like it might be a slipped tendon, or possibly a varus-valgus deformity, both being hard/impossible to treat at home, especially once they age, the bones become more set, harder to correct via an external coaptation device. There are surgeries that can be done for this, so if you have an avian vet nearby, it may be worth contacting them and ask.
https://www.metzerfarms.com/Veterinarians.cfm?CustID=27404759
Thank you for the information. Looks like I need to euthanize these peacocks. So sad.
You could try to find a vet and see what they say. I am so sorry, I know all too well how easy it is to get attached to peachicks.Thank you for the information. Looks like I need to euthanize these peacocks. So sad.