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Mine come in a few weeks.I love those first few days when some are still literally egg shaped.
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Yay!!! And yes! So cute! And how they still had the little egg tooth
they are starting to fall off now lol so cute thoughFollow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
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Mine come in a few weeks.I love those first few days when some are still literally egg shaped.
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they are starting to fall off now lol so cute though
they may have to move outside to the bigger brooder sooner rather than later! Lol they are getting VERY active!! Zipping and jumping all over the place. 

Usually by 2 weeks they are ready for more room or going outside in the sunshine if possible.![]()
Thanks! These only hatched Monday (4/29) and got here Tuesday so they’re pretty young still. But I think the brooder is a little small, idk.
If I were you I would invest in one of these: https://www.chewy.com/elitefield-2-...MI5efVoZSA4gIVka_ICh2F7wSrEAQYAiABEgI2__D_BwE
(Not necessarily that brand, but a pen like that, there are several brands - I got mine at Pet Depot)
I raised my six chicks in one up to five weeks old and they had plenty of room. This pen is only like a hundred bucks and it's the second year in a row I've used it to brood chicks. Tons of space, tons of ventilation, and it zips up both from the side and top so no escapees. Easy to clean out too.
they are not 75% off though. I figure maybe before they were trying to get rid of the older chicks. Idk. But they have really good breeds this time!! Sexed RIR and Australorps and straight run Orpingtons, all in the same bin, and then straight run bantams, and Cornish Rocks. Not really interested in those last two. But it would be cool to get some more Orpingtons or Australorps or try some RIR... but I have enough chicks lol plus the Orps are straight run and I couldn’t get rid of them once I got attached 
Run away from those TSC chicks. Run away.![]()