one imprinting duck dying!!

[Miss Lydia]

Oh gosh I thought it was 23*F.

 

[casportpony]

Oh gosh I thought it was 23*F.

So did I!

 

[Bridger Davis]

lol

 

[Ravynscroft]

Oh gosh I thought it was 23*F.

I considered it, but the OP said it is cold... I wouldn't see how 73°F would be cold?

 

[Miss Lydia]

She/he just said 23 not C or F

73 wouldn't be considered cold

 

[Ravynscroft]

its not showing any signs, both my ducklings are almost a month old so they dont like to be confined to a bucket they like to roam around the house and the yard, but im scared that if i keep letting them out one might die due to the cold as im sure its taking a toll on them...

She/he just said 23 not C or F

73 wouldn't be considered cold

No it wouldn't, but they also said it is cold, look at quote above... so that is why I figured it was 23°F and not °C...

 

[debid]

My relatives who live in the desert think 73F is cold. It's all a matter of perspective. Fahrenheit is the norm in the US, most of the world uses Celcius

 

[duckduckchickenrun]

No it wouldn't, but they also said it is cold, look at quote above... so that is why I figured it was 23°F and not °C...

I considered it, but the OP said it is cold... I wouldn't see how 73°F would be cold?

lol

its 23 degrees celcius here!!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Take those duckies out for some warm sunshine let them run around and play, but stay with them because they are new to this world and lots of things can hurt them.

 

[Ravynscroft]

Take those duckies out for some warm sunshine let them run around and play, but stay with them because they are new to this world and lots of things can hurt them.

X2!
Good to hear it isn't super cold... I would still expand their brooder though...