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they don’t always work so be prepared to give him away. I’ve heard horror stories of roosters killing themselves or seriously injuring themselves trying to get it off, because it’s uncomfortable.

thye are a little bigger than 1/2 the size of a store bought egg (yuck!) I keep bantams in a separate coop just because I love their colors and size, and we do eat their eggs too. I’m actually working on a very large coop And run upgrade for the bantams right now so I can keep all the female...

Sorry I couldn’t give you much to read, but she is a chicken, she eats chicken food, she lives In a chicken coop and likes to do chicken things with her chicken sisters, lol!

King sized! More like pint sized, lol!

So close! I checked yesterday morning and I was in 2nd place by 1 vote then yesterday night I was 3 votes ahead! Here are some more pics of basil!

My “chicks” are getting so big! I don’t even remember how old they are, but they are moving out tomorrow hopefully. Normally they stay in the barn until thye are 8 weeks old then they either go i the storage room or a playpen inside the big coop, but this year I just expanded their barn pen...

This is basil and she is a hard to find calico bantam Cochin. She loves mealworms and she is a great mom! She just so happens to have a brood of chicks right now.

Make sure you only clip one side!

Oh yea that’s a cockerel! They are feathering you nicely, probably another week or two until they are fully feathered!

I have heard of many people catching Dalmatian mollies in Florida. That’s my guess.

Pics? Here are mine. I also have a broody bantam hen, she along with the rooster and another hen are a really hard to find sought after breed. They are calico Cochins! So I hopefully will have 4 pure calico Cochins hatch along with 2 Easter egger x calico Cochin and 2 completely random mixes x...

You have at least 2 weeks before they are fully feathered. The more you bring them outside the faster they develop their feathers.

Like you wold not believe! Mostly only during or after laying an egg.

Do you have a pic? They probably aren’t fully feathered, they are fully feathered when you can’t see any scruffiness and they look like little adult chickens.

Sorry, the op replied that he fed flakes to juicebox’s question, but I think he meant he feeds the tiger barbs flakes.

You can use cinder blocks and plywood to build a stand! look it up, you can make them pretty fancy!

The corries need pellets, they cannot live on flakes.

Me too! I don’t know the effects on humans, I just know it’s dangerous to chickens and other animals

Well tomato foliage is poisonous to most animals, so I think you will have good luck.

I planted carrots and peas, still way to early for corn here.

are you talking about those raised beds? we can’t grow anything in the ground, we have solid clay. i have a back in ground gardens, but even for that we had to dig 2ft down and fill it with topsoil. And all I can grow in that is squash, cucumbers, and melons.

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They can give birth op to 6 months after being with a male, so I would say they are pregnant.

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