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When I first got my rooster I checked him form mite (which he didn't have) and fluffed him up with diatome mite powder just in case I missed any. With that done I fed him one scoop of verm x each day for three days to make sure he was worm free. The only reason I kept him in isolation for three...

In my opinion two weeks is too long to be in isolation, any normal chicken would go crazy without being able to socialise for that long. Now that it has been a week or so you should just let him out to explore your entire flock ;). Don't be worried if he starts a fight with the existing flock...

Neighbour: "there's a chicken in my garden" Neighbour: "there's a chicken on your roof" "Hi, my chickens in your garden, can I get it?"

"Go check for eggs"

"Lock up the girls"

"There's a chicken on the fence"

"Get the poop of the patio"

Hi, My chickens do this a lot, it usually hapens because one chicken prefers to lay in a different spot and while doing so they like to make sure all the other eggs are underneath them. To make sure my theory was correct, i tested it. Here's how it went: Firstly I waited for a hen...

To me it seems like eggbound gone wrong!! If she hasn't layed for a while, the build up of eggs inside could have pushed that one out a little more then it should have. To remove the egg put on a glove and use lubricant to slowly ease the egg out. Hope I've helped!