The run

688peterl

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here is the run that they will only be in at night, when they go in it (after christmas) im gonna have sand on top of gravel on the wooden floor

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and here are the ducks, they are 16 days old and yesterday i changed their bedding to shavings, before this i was using old sheets but they were too hard to clean and didnt absorb anything so they had to be changed. they dont move about on the shavings as much as they did on the sheets but they seem ok with them, do they look ok? and what else can i use, maybe some hay in the sleeping section??

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That's a great night pen setup you have for them! I suggest putting lino over the wood before laying the other materials down. You don't want the wood to absorb their stink
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You're little ones look great! It may take them a bit to get use to the knew bedding, but they will.
 
ibought cheapy tile from an outlet store, the kind you peel and stick on.... i put that down on the wood floor first to help keep poop from seeping into the wood and smelling... you can also polyurethane it instead...
 
louis, the one with black on his bill has behaving a bit strange, like he doesnt want to walk, he can walk and run just fine, but sometimes he tries to walk with his feet curled, or just doesnt seem to want to walk at all, ive checked his feet and they look fine, and i had him out of the brooder before and i was throwing cheerios to other side of the room and he was zooming towards them faster than the speed of light lol so there is nothing wrong with him but why is he doing that maybe he is just lazy
 
here they are eating shredded wheat with the dog who doesnt normally like shredded wheat he probs just wanted it coz they had it lol

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Your set-up looks great. Is there a place for moisture to go to? Is it sloped or something so rain coming from the top can escape? Otherwise, it looks perfect to my inexperienced eyes.

I love the pic of the ducks & the dog.

Well done!
 
One of my runners, Choopiter, use to always want to lay down. She'd run and walk just fine, but then just plop herself down. Everyone else would be standing at the water or the food, but not her. As soon as she was near where she wanted to be, down she'd go. I also worried about her. In our case, she ended up just fine.
 

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