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Adorable!! :love

Very sorry for your loss, Emily!

Gorgeous! The look bigger than I expected. About how much do you think they weigh?

Maybe try dry dog kibble or mealworms. Peas might not be their trigger. ;) Where might I find pics of these ladies? @Nifty-Chicken - please see above. (Mandy, when is the last time you cleared you cache, browsing history, etc.? You might try to reboot.)

Doing well, thanks. How about you? How old are your KC girls? Hope they soon realize that you aren't an ax murderer. :fl ;)

:frow Hi Mandy!

:confused: "Silkie ducks" isn't a breed that I've ever heard of...? Congrats!! :love

Sorry, brief interruption to your regularly scheduled banter... Please go to this thread and post if you're interested in a 2018 "Other Poultry" calendar. Thanks! Please share with others!! There are about 20 members who have confirmed. We need at least 50 to make the effort worthwhile. Last...

Sorry, brief interruption to your regularly scheduled banter... Please go to this thread and post if you're interested in a 2018 "Other Poultry" calendar. (No guarantee, but trying to demonstrate interest to Rob & staff.) Thanks! Please share with others...

I believe any brewers yeast. Confirm on the label that it's a source of Niacin to be safe.

It is critical that they get Niacin added to their diet as soon as possible. You can do a search (top of page is search bar) for the Niacin dosage. I used brewers yeast and that's 1 tablespoon per cup of food.

X2!

Glad she's continuing to improve!

Mandy, it's possible that they can begin laying at around 16 weeks old. Stress can cause variations in egg production, both laying frequency & egg quality. It's common so don't worry. Mine have stopped laying during weather extremes and when we introduced youngsters to the established group...

Makes perfect sense! One of the many things I love about you!

Brave ducksies you have. (Read that like Yoda talks. ) I think I saw sprinkler like that, but didn't know they were sprinklers at the time.

That's a neat sprinkler! I've never seen one like that. Ours like to be sprayed as long as the water flow is light. They try to catch water drops in their bills. It's fun to watch.

Ducks are so cute because we humans need webbed birbs to love & care for and if they weren't cute, we wouldn't adore them. DITTO!! LOL...silly girl ducks! One behind the other? They must have decided that's a great spot. Oh...precious babies!!

Good thing you have a tether line so you stay in earth's atmosphere!!

You can use Neosporin, as long as it doesn't contain any pain relieving ingredients. Sorry, I don't know anything about the Green Goo.