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Sorry they're all taken.

It's ok we're not even in lock down yet.

Beautiful pics. It's really amazing how these chicks develope.

I agree. That comb is way to big for a hen.

So I have a whole bunch of silkies due to hatch and 3 that already hatched. I'm having a really hard time selling them. Anyone have ideas on how to get rid of them or wants them?

Hi! finally joined my state forum. I have 3 little silkies chicks that just hatched. Anyone have ideas how to sell them?

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I'm use to 90-100 degrees. Above 100 degrees I'm dying.

I don't think I've ever gone a whole day without water. But with coffee I usually drink it as a sweet treat which I usually do once a month.

Very exciting to see how all the embryos are doing! have you got any pictures, no rush.

It's ok

Well it does kind of give you an idea of how the chick will be. For me it's genetics. Because my silkie bantam that weighs only 1 pound had a chick that was the biggest day 1 chick I've ever seen. I'm suspecting it's a roo.

Yes it is!

What I do is I let them have free time during the day but bring them back in the brooder for the night.

I also vote on day 17.what day are they? I also can't believe I stopped getting notifications from this thread. So a big hoorah for the other eggs!

Some people have different preferences when they take they're chicks out. I personally take them out at 6 weeks.

I would say she is fine. I don't know about the clicking sound though. Maybe having breathing problems? If she seems fine though and acts normal I would leave her be.

Seems they are fine. It's totally optional to put dirt or grass there. Yes, it is also normal for them to peck each other.

Is it hot? Is she dehydrated?

Is she acting weird other than the sneezes. If not, similar thing happened to me and it was nothing. The same two chicks are alive and happy.