And these 2 are my newest additions....Adele is a smooth Silkie and Harriet is a Svart Hona
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I see gross poops from my heavy molters. Yes greenish and watery.
I think some of them go off their feed a bit while having a rough day.
Thanks guys. I was worried that I had some other issues going on, I did just give them corid and safeguard so I was a bit worried someone had too much.X2 naked Amelia has had really watery, green poops since she started molting.
Here is my Serama Momma Monique and her babies. One is frizzled and one is silkied. Not sure of their sex yet. Hoping both are girls but I swear I heard one trying to crow last weekView attachment 1570538 View attachment 1570539
They're gorgeous! I love that little frizzle. I hope they're girls. Their combs look really similar though. How old are they?And these 2 are my newest additions....Adele is a smooth Silkie and Harriet is a Svart HonaView attachment 1570541
They are 8 weeks. Do you think their combs look roosterish?Thanks guys. I was worried that I had some other issues going on, I did just give them corid and safeguard so I was a bit worried someone had too much.
They're gorgeous! I love that little frizzle. I hope they're girls. Their combs look really similar though. How old are they?
Have any of you seen poop that looks like this? There were 2 piles in 2 different areas of the poop board, though it *could* have come from the same bird. First time seeing it... It's green. Like someone ate a sea foam green crayon and pooped it out. View attachment 1570490 View attachment 1570491
Here's my sad little porcupine. She's an egger and mine seem to take 23784 years to molt and spend a lot of time in the naked porcupine phase. I'm hoping the extra stuff, fish and eggs, are helping. I'm so afraid someone will peck her and make her bleed, but so far, so good. He skin looks so thin and vulnerable. That cow behind her in the first pic is the female lav.
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Cooper just ran over to listen too! Look at his funny face! View attachment 1570497

Here's Thoreau crowing his little heart out
Here is my Serama Momma Monique and her babies. One is frizzled and one is silkied. Not sure of their sex yet. Hoping both are girls but I swear I heard one trying to crow last weekView attachment 1570538 View attachment 1570539

They are 8 weeks. Do you think their combs look roosterish?

Both cockerals? Oh I hope notEeeew! Lots of grass? I hate to worry about poop too quicky, so I'd just keep a close eye out for more of it.
Kiss me!!!
He's a doll! And that's exactly what most of mine sound like. The last note kinda trails off...…
How old?? I'm guessing both cockerels.![]()
If so.....can I keep 3 cockerals with 15 hens?8 weeks? 99% sure those are boys, dear.![]()
They hadn't been outside the day before and their run hasn't had grass for a while. I'll watch for more. The vet recommended bringing some poo in for a fecal float after the 14 day withhold period for the safeguard is over. If there's still some of the green stuff I'll take that in too.Eeeew! Lots of grass? I hate to worry about poop too quicky, so I'd just keep a close eye out for more of it.
Kiss me!!!
He's a doll! And that's exactly what most of mine sound like. The last note kinda trails off...…
How old?? I'm guessing both cockerels.![]()
The usual suggestion is 1 boy / 10 girls.If so.....can I keep 3 cockerals with 15 hens?
for girls. They're so pretty! They're little though, so maybe it won't be too bad if they are boys, esp if you have LF girls too.If so.....can I keep 3 cockerals with 15 hens?