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Any fruits or veggies. Remember to keep all snacks under 10% of their diet. I'd try some vitamins

Some sort of ee, likely cockerel

By quarantine, you must keep her complete seperate for at least a month. No see, no touch, no cross contamination.

White rock?

It could be a pox, is the mass yellow inside her beak?

Ooh, I have no idea what that is. Is it also inside her beak?

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What's her diet?

Roosters aren't necessary for egg laying, or for anything besides fertile eggs. Nicely ask your neighbors about it. Maybe they don't realize it's annoying.

What's the diet, exactly.

You need more, permanent ventilation, especially in winter to prevent frostbite. Cut out the peak for ventilation and add ventilation under the eaves if possible. You also need more ventilation or windows for light, they are more comfortable with regular light cycles.

Any quality feed is fine, I prefer nutrena or country companion

Too early to say.

If she's made it this far, it's hopeful that she'll make it with some tlc. I'd also treat for vitamin deficiency.

Most birds come into lay between 20-26 weeks.

The gray one is male, the whitish one appears to be female.

He's still a big young for male specific feathers, but the night red wing feathers and comb/waddles say male. A word of warning, never allow chickens to ride on your person, especially your head or shoulders. if they want a ride and you aren't aware, that's an easy infected face wound or a way...

Cockerel

McMurray has them, availability is another question

Too early to say yet. They can go outside with heat, no need to stay in at this age