Pullet or cockerel?

[RileyHomestead]

Y’all got me worried over here!

 

[RileyHomestead]

Usually a respiratory illness. This would be a symptom. It would not cause a respiratory illness.
How long has this little flock been together?

Editted for clarification of answer.

The flock has been together since birth. They have been with me since 2 weeks old they are 6 weeks now.

 

[A_Fowl_Guy]

Y’all got me worried over here!

Don’t worry, just looked like a respiratory issue. Since there is no symptoms besides a little puffiness then the bird isn’t suffering. You never want to be too careful with new chicks.

 

[DobieLover]

The flock has been together since birth. They have been with me since 2 weeks old they are 6 weeks now.

No other symptoms? Everyone is active, eating, drinking and pooping normally? No gasping, head shaking, bubbles in the eyes?
What are you feeding them? Where are you keeping them?

 

[RileyHomestead]

No other symptoms? Everyone is active, eating, drinking and pooping normally? No gasping, head shaking, bubbles in the eyes?
What are you feeding them? Where are you keeping them?

They are in a big cardboard box. They have a lot of room to move and have their own space away from the heat lamp. They are pooping normal! and I feed them chick starter feed from Atwood’s. They are inside my house, in my living room. It’s way to cold for them to be outside.

 

[sourland]

So 100% cockerel?!?

Yep, 100 %. Welcome to BYC. I do not believe you are dealing with a respiratory problem.

 

[RileyHomestead]

I interact with them a lot and would notice certain things. I haven’t noticed anything and I keep their area clean and their water clean. They eat a lot!

 

[DobieLover]

They are in a big cardboard box. They have a lot of room to move and have their own space away from the heat lamp. They are pooping normal! and I feed them chick starter feed from Atwood’s. They are inside my house, in my living room. It’s way to cold for them to be outside.

Everything else sounds good. I would just monitor it and keep doing what you're doing.
Good luck finding him a new home.

 

[A_Fowl_Guy]

I interact with them a lot and would notice certain things. I haven’t noticed anything and I keep their area clean and their water clean. They eat a lot!

They should. Like @sourland said there is no signs of respiratory issues. I wouldn’t worry.

 

[RileyHomestead]

I had someone interested in him just now and I turned it down. They only have one other chicken that is 6 months old and I just can’t let him go off alone.