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The other 4 are in the coop, 6’x5’ and Halo and Daisy are in the 4’x4’ brooder. I hadn’t considered that

I have not tried putting Daisy back in with the flock, she still seems vulnerable (little off balance and quivering legs) I'm afraid she'll get steamrolled. I wanted to give her some time with 1 other chick for a brief period before I try throwing her back in with the whole group

Thanks for the quick response. The chicks are 7 1/2 weeks old. I have six chicks and they all are different breeds, so no, Daisy and Halo don’t look alike. I would say Daisy is slightly undersized, possibly from eating less due to the illness/injury/whatever exactly was wrong with her

I had/have a sick chick (Daisy). I separated Daisy from the flock 12 days ago and she's been getting better. Today I moved the others into the coop but decided to leave one of the calmer ones (Halo) behind and put them together to start warming Daisy back into flock life. Halo is now picking at...

Yes, definitely no blood or anything that looks out of the normal. I’m just curious, have you had any experience with these types of symptoms in your chicks and it wasn’t mareks?

Slightly green with a little white substance to it, pretty solid, consistent if nothing else. Not sure how much you can tell by this picture

I’ve had the chick for 5 weeks. She’s been eating medicated starter feed from the get go. I haven’t fed them anything else yet

My 5-week old chick recently started showing signs of lethargy, not moving much and when she does she is very off balance, nearly falls over trying to walk and is walking very gingerly. I separated her from the other hens and contacted the farm I got them from and they ruled out Marek’s disease...