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Hey there, yeah I've just been super busy with sports and other things but I'm thinking I'll have time to write on this thread. I have currently almost doubled my garden size from last year and have been searching for farmers markets near me, luckily I found a few that are relatively close. My...

Y Yes, they still look pretty young just keep it on. They are not fully developed yet.

I would let them stay in there and continue to develop they look really young, some might hatch others might not just wait and see!

Could we maybe see the eggs candled, even if they are dark green or brown. It could be that the chicks stopped growing due to them being abandoned.

Sounds about right!

Honestly, if you want your hen to maybe stay broody just let her stay in the other coop. Silkies are smart mama's when it comes to their babies. Just keep the water and food close so she doesn't have to get confused with the other eggs.

Do you think your chickens are stressed? Do they eat any dark black/purple foods? It might just be diarrhea

It could be a viral infection called Avian encephalomyelitis this link should help look up Tremovirus Virus Search Results Description: Avian encephalomyelitis is a viral infection affecting the CNS of several species of birds. Signs include tremors, ataxia, and weakness that progresses to...

My bad, Elko Vetrinary Clinic

Yes, keep the food and water with her

Allow her to walk around so she can take a break and exercise for a bit. she will go back when she thinks its best

I have no idea what any of it is but it sounds like it will work

You could use this stuff to help get rid of it, Ivermectin and Permethrin must be used in conjunction with Elector PSP.

Looks Like lice

Cute chicks!!!:wee

Dont be worried! my second bacth of eggs were hatched under one of my broody silkie hens. I was worried my first time with a broody hen. Just check on them periodcally to make sure everything is alright also Keep the water and food close to the hen so she dosent have to move her chicks that much...

Is your coop well insulated

1. Do you have any Roosters? 2. The hens could be establishing their pecking order 3. Molting is a maybe dosent look like it though

So far I can see what I'm looking for, there is only one living chick out of all the chicks I hatched, they sadly were killed due to not going back into the coop. She is only one left yet she shows all the traits I wanted, nice meaty breasts, medium sized body, feathered feet and medium sized...