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Lisa3315
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Don't be overly frantic if a young chick dies. As said, the main reason for early death in chicks is frequently bacteria overgrowth leftover from the hatching process (they literally draw up their egg yolk sack into their abdomen and close at navel, which if the egg has been pipped can introduce bacteria to the gut).
Sometimes you simply lose one for oh so many reasons. I doubt it was your brooder. You are keeping it clean. Be sure to have the temps right. You should be good.
As to the SF, they are a more delicate breed. Good luck with her <3
LofMc
She might not be getting enough of the Corid water. Are you certain the chick that died had coccidiosis? You could give her undiltuted Corid 0.1 ml twice daily. Do you see any curling under of her toes on the leg she is limping? Could you try and get a clear picture of her legs from the front or back straight on?
It's left foot seems to be the one bothering it, so the one closest to the camera.