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    Relocated adult peafowl in 10X10 aviary

    10x10 is way to small for a single pea for housing for any length of time.
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    Peacock eye problem

    Going to need a picture. May be worms, may be something else, may have hit his head. When was he last dewormed?
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    Small peahen

    when did you last deworm her?
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    Keeping cranes

    There's a book Cranes Their Biology, Husbandry and Conservation by George F. Gee it will answer everything.
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    NOT in the peacock know!

    I use wood ash but I pour it slowly back and forth between two cans for a bit to get all the powdery bits out. It's an old prospecting trick but it works with ashes too.
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    No eggs

    I had one year about 4 years back where most of my hens just did not lay. It happened to everyone and we never figured out what happened that people's birds just weren't laying. I still have those birds and the next year they laid as if nothing had happened at all.
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    What age do males start "calling"?

    Mine start around two but older males keep them kind of cowed until they're big enough to not get canned if they try to start something.
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    Peacock lost train early?

    the light is going to make him shed sooner
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    Peahen age

    A rare walking pecan? Someone dumped redbull on it probably.
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    Truly noisy?

    yes, they also do not often let themselves be herded indoors if they would rather be outside. They are much better fliers than turkeys and they often prefer sleeping in trees. They are only loud a few months out of the year but it is piercing and throughout the day and night
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    Biochar

    Don't just don't.
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    Pheasants Anyone?

    I think it depends on the bird species in question. If say you have goldens or amhersts and you're not able to keep them without blinders it might be worth re-evaluating your practices. The lophurans, green peafowl, tragopans, and junglefowl though I'd be a bit more hesitant to judge if...
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    Getting peafowl shortly, need advice on feed!

    Feeding nutrient dense foods is more important than water soluble vitamins at least initially. I use Farmers helper chick crumble mixed with regular chick starter and dusted with some roasted mealworms. The worms seem to kick some innate instinct in the chicks and they begin to peck at them...
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    Ultramarine Video.

    (rave beat) nts nts nts nts nts nts (laser show everywhere) wub wub wub
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    Eider & Other Sea Ducks?

    They are not good for beginners. Their microbial tolerance is non existent
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