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They are good. I am now trying to save money up to get another ya know just in case.Well that's fair enough, nice of them to do so. If it works, can't knock it! Hadn't heard of them before but they look good!
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They are good. I am now trying to save money up to get another ya know just in case.Well that's fair enough, nice of them to do so. If it works, can't knock it! Hadn't heard of them before but they look good!
I seriously hope im not in that low low chance area.It is extremely unlikely that all 32 chicks are hens. The usual ratio is 50/50, so while you may end up with hatches that have more males or more females, the chances of all of them being hens are very, very low.
How big is your brooder? If I put my chicks into the big brooder, I will put a divider in there for the first two days to keep them from wandering away from the heat and dying. After that they are capable of finding the heat on their own.
No, you can’t safely mix chicks with that big of a size difference, even with no aggression, the big ones can crush the littles by accident. Plus the babies need heat and the adults don’t. Sometimes adults will adopt and care for chicks, but don’t expect juveniles to do that. You can combine them with the adults at 4-5 weeks in most cases. At 3 weeks you could mix them with slightly older juveniles.I seriously hope im not in that low low chance area.
My brooder is 2ftx2ftx12in i kept their food and water close by so they did not wander to far from the heat i even had another heater to keep the room warm plus i insulated the box a bit with a blanket still left a hole for air etc. Ill see about the hubby making a divider tho as my next lot of quail are due the end of this month start of next.
Im just curious if it would be safe to mix day old or 2 day old quail chicks with 3-4 week old quail as someone told me they do it all the time but idk sounds kinda ify to me.
No, I wouldn't mix chicks with that age difference. There is just too much size difference.I seriously hope im not in that low low chance area.
My brooder is 2ftx2ftx12in i kept their food and water close by so they did not wander to far from the heat i even had another heater to keep the room warm plus i insulated the box a bit with a blanket still left a hole for air etc. Ill see about the hubby making a divider tho as my next lot of quail are due the end of this month start of next.
Im just curious if it would be safe to mix day old or 2 day old quail chicks with 3-4 week old quail as someone told me they do it all the time but idk sounds kinda ify to me.