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Great hatch. I'm surprised by the after hatch deaths. None of my chicks have been friendly. Every time I reach in the brooder they act like I'm reaching for a chicken nugget to dip in sauce and eat in one bite.
I get after hatch deaths every once in a blue moon. The two that died were the smallest, so I don't know if it's genetic, or just not healthy. I'm hoping this next hatch goes a little better
ETA: Is your brooder elevated? I keep them on a table in the house brooder for the first few days, and the outside brooders are 3 ft off the ground. That, along with the plate heater, has really calmed the chicks down
 
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silkie isolate quickly they  have been siting in water fever of some kind  runny stool maybe electrolytes and antibiotics Don't know what this is do know Its not good you might be thinking about a vet 
I moved them to a fresh hutch. Three more look like they're butts are messy. We put ACV and oregano oil in their water and gave them clumps of dirt/weeds
 
I need help fast! Three of the 20 meat chicks.
Last night one had a wet bottom, Andi thought he had just fallen inter watered. This morning t and two others have wet bottoms, closed eyes, are standing in the corners with their wings slight lifted. Does it sound like Cocci?

Sorry, was in a meeting.

That is sign of illness, but not necessarily cocci. How old are they, what does the poop look like?
 

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