Weak and sluggish almost 4 week old duckling

Do you have a food scale you can weigh the duckling on? Can you post a picture of its poop?
We do have a food scale. I don't know which duckling was the one that pooed, but these are the different types I saw.
 

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Start weighing all ducklings at the same time every morning. The one that is sick, weigh it tonight too. If possible, weigh in grams.

We need to see a picture of the sick one's poop.

I weighed both of them today, the sick one was 1392 grams and the other one was 1934 grams, I will weigh them both again tomorrow. I decided to separate my ducklings but had one in a clear container for them to look at each other. As much as I wanted to capture a picture while they were sitting on the towel, the duck would take too long to poop. However it eventually did, but in an awkward corner. If this picture isn't clear, I can wait until they poop again.
 

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What's their weight this morning? The sick one's poop is not normal, I suspect it might have a bacterial infection. Can you call around and see if you can find an avian or exotic vet that will look at him? If not, I think you might need to buy some antibiotics.
 
What's their weight this morning? The sick one's poop is not normal, I suspect it might have a bacterial infection. Can you call around and see if you can find an avian or exotic vet that will look at him? If not, I think you might need to buy some antibiotics.
This morning, the duck was 1436 grams. The poop was covered in wood chips, so I tried to spread it out. I will try to contact an avian vet, but I really don't think I can call in for a visit.

Updated edit: I got a better picture of it’s poop. It definitely doesn’t look right.
 

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Found something today, the sick duck’s feather’s roots (No idea what they’re called) are green. This wasn’t present on the other duck.
 

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