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Ok! In it goes!As long as the navel is closed and it's active, it's okay for the brooder!
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Ok! In it goes!As long as the navel is closed and it's active, it's okay for the brooder!
So much cuteness!Duckling Pictures!
I am honestly REALLY shocked at how the ducklings are with the new ducklings, ive seen ALMOST no aggression or anything like that. They perfectly fit in with them, although they are so much smaller lol. I have been really happy with how they treat eachother. Even with the 2 week old difference with hatchlings, it has gone so smoothly. ONLY time I saw anything happen is when I first introduced the first new duckling, when one of the larger ones (pastel) kinda was nibbling at the duckling gently, but it only lasted a second and as far as ive seen, and for my observations of them, it never happened again. They showed interest at first but now they are just part of the flock/group.So much cuteness!![]()
We need some happy group pics!I am honestly REALLY shocked at how the ducklings are with the new ducklings, ive seen ALMOST no aggression or anything like that. They perfectly fit in with them, although they are so much smaller lol. I have been really happy with how they treat eachother. Even with the 2 week old difference with hatchlings, it has gone so smoothly. ONLY time I saw anything happen is when I first introduced the first new duckling, when one of the larger ones (pastel) kinda was nibbling at the duckling gently, but it only lasted a second and as far as ive seen, and for my observations of them, it never happened again. They showed interest at first but now they are just part of the flock/group.
yeah! I will take some today, I have to do a few things this morning but I will send some pictures of the group once im done!We need some happy group pics!
Good point! For future reference though, would you recommend coating the navel in neosporin first?I'm way late..
But anytime I've put one in a bowl due to open navel I've never used anything damp I just put them on a clean Kleenex or paper towel.
And that's probably not even necessary I just do it because it keeps them calmer and from flipping on their back and not flopping around if they're kind of huddled up in there.
I would be afraid that putting them on anything damp might chill them too much.