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Rcom chicks feeding tips
Newly hatched chicks have full nutrition in their belly stored from the yolk. Therefore, they can go for about a day without any feeding. After a day, you need to begin feeding them. The yolk powder of boiled egg is good for their first feeding. Three days after hatching, they can digest tiny cut vegetables, chopped seeds, and other reasonable foods. Do not forget to change the water often. A continuous supply of clean water is important. If the water is dirty, the chicks may easy become sick. You can feed quail, pheasants, peafowls, golden pheasants, and silver pheasants the same as common chicks. Ducks, geese, and wild geese are omnivorous. So, you can feed them anything. Parrots like all sorts of seeds, vegetables, and fruits.
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Rcom egg incubator, Rcom hatcher and Rcom brooder for birds, & reptiles & pets or puppies Rcom ICU brooder
© Copyright 2010 to 2018. Copyright and Trademarks: Visitors, web surfers and
customers of our website are bound to accept our copyright, trademarks, and
registrations without limitations. No company, entity, website, or individual is permitted to
use any part of this website’s images, materials, codes, testimonials, product
descriptions, or reviews for any of the following purposes without a written and legally
notarized permission from our company: gaining from advertisement or marketing for
any of our products; or using our product information or materials to market to other
companies; or for search engines to place advertisements on another website. Violation
of our copyright carries liability to compensate us for all actual and potential damages,
losses, and violations. All rights are reserved = XML Sitemap Google Feed
Rcom chicks feeding tips
Newly hatched chicks have full nutrition in their belly stored from the yolk. Therefore, they can go for about a day without any feeding. After a day, you need to begin feeding them. The yolk powder of boiled egg is good for their first feeding. Three days after hatching, they can digest tiny cut vegetables, chopped seeds, and other reasonable foods. Do not forget to change the water often. A continuous supply of clean water is important. If the water is dirty, the chicks may easy become sick. You can feed quail, pheasants, peafowls, golden pheasants, and silver pheasants the same as common chicks. Ducks, geese, and wild geese are omnivorous. So, you can feed them anything. Parrots like all sorts of seeds, vegetables, and fruits.
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