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Check them in the morning. I think the lumps will be gone.
First of all take a deep breath and relax. Other than the enlarged crops are they acting normally? If so they are fine. NO it is not a fungal infection.
I don't know how they are acting because, I was gone all day. When I went down to check on them before bed is when I noticed it. If I went down there now I couldn't really see much of anything. Should I give them less food?
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Check them in the morning. I think the lumps will be gone.
First of all take a deep breath and relax. Other than the enlarged crops are they acting normally? If so they are fine. NO it is not a fungal infection.
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Sourland is right, take a deep breath and relax! They're babies and growing fast. They need to eat a lot and that food is stored in their crops. Let them eat as much as they want. They will stop when they're full.
They are just being little piggies.
I raise birds and sour crop will make the bird dehydrate fast. They won't eat either. They will be listless.
I treat sour crop in my birds with vinegar and water. I have to tube it in though.
Natural vinegar is best. Then it helps them to digest it and break it down.
Actually since I learned to add drops of vinegar to their feed, I never get the sour crop.
Another prevention is yogurt. I have heard people here give their babies yogurt.
Some times their crops are busting fat though. I am talking about my chicks now. They just live t eat. Food in sight is food in mouth.