I use a little stuffed horse for my babies. The duster is a good idea though.A lady told me the other day to get a feather duster and put in the brooder. they will hide under it like they do the momma. Im gonna try it for my loner chick
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I use a little stuffed horse for my babies. The duster is a good idea though.A lady told me the other day to get a feather duster and put in the brooder. they will hide under it like they do the momma. Im gonna try it for my loner chick
I went to bed last night at 10:30 and checked on the eggs. I noticed my bantam egg had pipped through the membrane, so I knew it would hatch overnight. At 11:30 I woke up and checked on them, and I found a tiny chick! It was so exciting, and rewarding!
The quail eggs haven't pipped through the membrane, so I took him out and it looks to be like he is birchen. So I have one happy healthy birchen bantam Cochin chick.
Can you say ROO? I think he has quite a comb for being right out of the egg!!
Toes dont look to bad, if it were mine i'd do nothing, now if she cant walk in a bit or is splay legged, then there is something you can do to help, did it with one of mine. you splint her for about 3-4 days and they come out just fine. theres a thread with pics on how to do it on here. myself, i used band-aids, and the cardboard-ish paper the box of baid aids came in.It's a Serama bantam. It toes in especially on the left leg. Is that normal?