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Okay I was just wondering 😅

UPDATE: Chicks have been having watery, "bubbly" poop. I just dissected another poop and it had chunks of red stuff in it. They might not be acting weak or anything because I caught it early. Please help!!!!!😢

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How old?

Hello:frow and:welcome !!!!! Good luck with your flock! I hope you find all the information you need at BYC.

That's kinda against the BYC rules isn't it

Why is everyone threatening people

Interesting! I don't really get it though lol 😅 Sorry

Can someone please tell me how this works??😂😅

Hello and welcome to BYC!:frow

On 2nd thought, I believe 2 is a cockerel due to the pointy, long hackle feathers.

You got one guaranteed cockerel for sure which is #4. With the other three, I can't say for sure.

It might be the beginnings of bumblefoot, keep an eye on it and keep treating her:thumbsup You are doing a great job.

Welcome to BYC!:welcome Congrats on your engagement! And enjoy your new chicks! I hope they bring you guys lots of joy😊

Congrats on your first chick! I hope Enola gets some siblings soon!

Please help!! This morning I checked on my 12 chicks and I realized that there was a few poops in their brooder that had some red in it. I'm suspecting it's blood. I'm not sure if it's coming from one chick, some, or all of the chicks, but their are several poops with blood in it. The whole poop...

Yes rehome. The last time I hatched under a broody I waited until they were older until I rehomed.

I totally understand your guys' point. The only problem is that all of her babies will take up a lot of room, room that we don't have much of.

Hello! My black australorp Phyllis went broody. I thought one of my family members checked the eggs but turns out they didn't take all of them, so....... Turns out 2-3 eggs have babies in them. I can't just let the embryos die. That would be awful! So, I'm gonna clean out my incubator from my...

I think both are roos. Polish is a rooster for sure. You can see the polish's saddle feathers hanging off of his back. I am pretty sure that the easter egger is a rooster as well, it's hackle feathers are pointed.