Honestly? Nope. I rarely drink.
And I quit smoking.
Guess all I can do with all this extra money is get more hatching eggs
Yes and no to the eye infections.
- Especially in wet weather there is the one or the other duck who suddenly has a swollen eye. And here's what i do not understand: It is always the left eye. As if there is a left-eye attacking fungus/virus/bacteria out there.
How did you know I just picked up another 48 eggs today??!
And where does one buy sulphuric acid from?Yes and no to the eye infections.
Next weekend, i will clean out the whole duck house, scrub it down with hot water and sulphuric acid, spray it with permethrin and anti-fungicide and re-stock it with fresh straw only. No hay, no leaves, no wood-chips.
I just could not do that earlier, all that composting material keeps the ducks warm during the cold and frosty nights. - Apart from the fact that there was a straw-shortage here.
Pool supply. Its used to control ph in pools. I used it to try and kill a banana tree. Never plant A banana tree. They are unkillable. It came up through the acid.
Have you tried terramycin. You can get it from all bird or Wal-Mart vet. It works wonders for eyes. I also have only left eyes when I have trouble. Drakes grab eyes.Yes and no to the eye infections.
Next weekend, i will clean out the whole duck house, scrub it down with hot water and sulphuric acid, spray it with permethrin and anti-fungicide and re-stock it with fresh straw only. No hay, no leaves, no wood-chips.
I just could not do that earlier, all that composting material keeps the ducks warm during the cold and frosty nights. - Apart from the fact that there was a straw-shortage here.
Mud monsters is a good name for them. Oh and I hear spring peepers who you would think would be whispering with that many ducks near by.My ducks have evolved!
They are no longer sweet little ducks, they have turned into
vicious mud-monsters!
