Duckling starting this at 3-4 weeks of age

[jonathan85365]

Yea id get two or three n doesn't sound two bad 30 per chick if grown is expensive

 

[elephantnose]

There used to be a wild peacock in my backyard.

 

[jonathan85365]

Cool from what I read they won't stray far from home

 

[elephantnose]

He flew to a different neighborhood but I can still hear him from my yard.

 

[jonathan85365]

Possibly It's only with one you leave food out for every night

 

[jonathan85365]

ducks

 

[GreenLily]

$30 per chick isn't bad. I've only found them for sale as adults or hatching eggs. Adults can go for $100-150 each. Hatching eggs for $15 an egg. I'll stick to chickens and ducks. Possibly turkeys. Lol

 

[jonathan85365]

Yea I looked at it I think it's cool

 

[jonathan85365]

just the new pic for the day

 

[jonathan85365]

orange n black feathers I think are cool.

 

[jonathan85365]

balancing on one leg

 

[GreenLily]

Lol. What a funny duckling!

 

[jonathan85365]

He was posing I feed him not so powdery food now it's more hard small pellets and it's all brown now instead of tan and vegetables like corn I don't see

 

[jonathan85365]

No more mixing his food in water for him he does a good job with it himself now.

 

[GreenLily]

Oh, sounds like he was on mash before. Now he's on crumbles/pellets.. I am using crumbles for my ducks right now but I think I like the mash better.. I don't know why.. It seems like the mash lasts longer.

 

[jonathan85365]

Yea I'm lucky to have a great feed store they asked how old he was and gave me that is that the biggest food or do I give them newer food at any point and time.

 

[melosu58]

Duplicate threads merged together.

 

[KeeshyRee]

Looks like you have a female mallard duck on your hands.

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[jonathan85365]

A female I thought male but my first duck

 

[KeeshyRee]

The male has a green head

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