Iād keep them separated for a few weeks. Since your new bird is coming from a different flock she might need to be quarantined.
Iām not sure what would make it easier and less stressful on them
Iām pretty sure her flock is all healthy, as I visited a few weeks ago and earlier today, but I donāt really want to risk anything so I can see what I can do. Donāt have any extra coops or anything, so not sure what Iād keep her in.
She is so sweet, but I feel bad because she is leaving all of her friends. 
Hope she will adjust quickly and smoothly. Iām thinking of naming her Dolly Carton because Iāve had that name in mind for a while, so I think itās time I finally use it. I would say sheās probably around 4ish pounds at 18.5 weeks. Is this normal for Langshans? Or could she be something else? She has brownish eyes and very feathered feet. Iāve read they lay around 26 weeks, is this true? Sorry I have so many questions, but Iāve never owned this breed before so I donāt know much about them.
I got 4 ayam cemani's as my birthday present this year, my birthday isnt till november
. But i had to drive a 240 mile round trip to collect. They are very probably the best present iv ever had!
I LOVE Ayam Cemanis! I really hope I can get more as mine passed earlier this yearI got 4 ayam cemani's as my birthday present this year, my birthday isnt till november
Oh they are so different from other chickens iv had but even though as a family we have had chickens for over 40 years its probably 30 years since i have been involved myself and the ayams are a perfect breed to start with as they have bags of personality and are so friendly, they have really drawn me back into chickens with a passion. I hope you manage to find some more soon. Im fortunate in the uk they are not too bad price wise Ā£20 to Ā£40 for a good quality little bird. I believe they are far dearer in the states, personally my thinking would be if you really like them then encourage others to breed them by making them a price that everyone can afford to keep them! Spread the breed spread the joy. I have 2 ayam eggs and 3 derbyshire red caps that have gone into lockdown last night
Iām thinking of buying some hatching eggs next year. Right now Iām just focusing on my current chicks and my new girly.Oh they are so different from other chickens iv had but even though as a family we have had chickens for over 40 years its probably 30 years since i have been involved myself and the ayams are a perfect breed to start with as they have bags of personality and are so friendly, they have really drawn me back into chickens with a passion. I hope you manage to find some more soon. Im fortunate in the uk they are not too bad price wise Ā£20 to Ā£40 for a good quality little bird. I believe they are far dearer in the states, personally my thinking would be if you really like them then encourage others to breed them by making them a price that everyone can afford to keep them! Spread the breed spread the joy. I have 2 ayam eggs and 3 derbyshire red caps that have gone into lockdown last night
