My little Muscovy girl had her first clutch of 12 hatch 2 & 1/2 weeks ago.
One of the chicks had a deformity. He has a sort of hump that was the size of a second head when he hatched.
I probably should have culled him but I'm too soft. He tries so hard to keep up. It breaks your heart.
He's doing fine but he can't stuff it's crop like his siblings do so he's not growing quite as much.
I'm hoping that as Quasimodo grows, the deformity will stay the same size and not twist his head so severely.
One of the chicks had a deformity. He has a sort of hump that was the size of a second head when he hatched.
I probably should have culled him but I'm too soft. He tries so hard to keep up. It breaks your heart.
He's doing fine but he can't stuff it's crop like his siblings do so he's not growing quite as much.
I'm hoping that as Quasimodo grows, the deformity will stay the same size and not twist his head so severely.
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