Separate brooders?

Boya321

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Should I put my slikie in a separate brooder because she is half the size of the other girls in the brooder, there are 5 others besides her.
 
I don't think she is being picked on...it seems like she is eating and drinking just fine the only thing is that when I give them all meal worms she is the only one who doesn't take them and the bigger ones seem to run her over.
 
DO keep an eye out for the bigger ones running over her. I had a little bit of a problem with bigger chicks running over smaller ones last year. I finally separated them for a few weeks. You said "one silkie". If you put her in a brooder by herself she is going to be very lonely. Chickens are very social animals. You should always have a minimum of two together. The bright side is that it gives you an excuse to buy a couple of more...
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