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Well, he didn't hatch late, but he IS way quieter than any duck I've ever had. I don't have a tractor supple 'near' me- the closest one is about 30 minutes away, but I bought a bottle of pedialyte (electrolyte water for human babies) and mix that with their water and their mash. The mash is basically pedialyte, eggs, medicated chick starter, yogurt, and oatmeal. He wanted NOTHING to do with it at first, but now he's over chowing it down when I bring it to them warmed up. I give the three about a teaspoon 3-4 times a day- All three rush over and take a few bites and then the peacocks switch to cleaning Ping's face while he eats because he gets it everywhere. I actually think he's started growing faster now that he's eating regularly instead of being picky about the dry food (50/50 game bird starter/non-medicated chick-duck starter). He's still tiny, but just... less so.
Well, he didn't hatch late, but he IS way quieter than any duck I've ever had. I don't have a tractor supple 'near' me- the closest one is about 30 minutes away, but I bought a bottle of pedialyte (electrolyte water for human babies) and mix that with their water and their mash. The mash is basically pedialyte, eggs, medicated chick starter, yogurt, and oatmeal. He wanted NOTHING to do with it at first, but now he's over chowing it down when I bring it to them warmed up. I give the three about a teaspoon 3-4 times a day- All three rush over and take a few bites and then the peacocks switch to cleaning Ping's face while he eats because he gets it everywhere. I actually think he's started growing faster now that he's eating regularly instead of being picky about the dry food (50/50 game bird starter/non-medicated chick-duck starter). He's still tiny, but just... less so.