frustratedearthmother
Sustainability Master
Might help to watch a youtube video - maybe a couple of them. Once you get it right at least once it gets easier! Have a holder and a sticker. Good luck!
I’ve had ducks sitting. Two moms hatched six and those are starting to get independent. About time to give them to my friend, if she still wants them. I currently have eggs in the incubator. As soon as these hatch/ don’t hatch I’m going to steal the 30+ chicken eggs from under two ducks co-brooding in my chicken coop. Gotta love muscovies. They can’t have that many babies though and I don’t want the ducks with chicks. I’ve had issues in the past with ducks trying to teach the chickens to swim. It’s also way too many birds for those ducks to successfully sit on. I’ll leave them with their duck eggs though.
So, chicks to brood, current chicks to place outside (not in an old bunny cage in my room), and ducklings to be given away. Oh, and you may wonder why the batch of chicks hatching need a place to stay. I bought chicks from tractor supply a few weeks ago and they are currently in my brooder box. My small coop, which they would usually go into, currently has bantam chickens who hatched out babies. I hope I can add them together, but I have to clean the coop and rearrange some things first. The tsc birds are full sized/larger breed birds, which may cause a problem. But, it’s the best option I’ve got. Hopefully the little coop birds mesh with the new tsc juveniles and then I can get my indoor birds out to the brooder box. Then I can hatch more chicks and start the game of musical chairs again.
Don’t you love springtime and the overwhelming babies? I am!
i dont worry about moisture. none of the feed has ever gone bad.Awesome. How do you keep some of the moisture out? Even in my metal shipping container it gets really humid.