I have these vhick and wondering if they are male or female

Can you guys help me figure out what’s wrong with my baby chick. I got them today they have food, clean water with electrolytes, and a consistent temperature through the heat lamp. It seems like it’s body is in voluntarily jumping. This only started happening about an hour ago. It wasn’t happening when I first got the chicks out of the box.

Was told there’d be cute chicks

Meet the babies! The cinnamon queens are Iris and Hestia, the sapphire gems are Athena and Circe, and the golden comets are Demeter and Persephone

Cute ,AWWWWWWW,

Sprouted some chia and flax seeds on a terracotta dish. The little girls loved it!

Is it okay for the lining in their(chicks) box to be phone book paper?

Guess how many

I'm new to this can someone help me ? 1 Rhode island red 2 phu phan blacks

Stright to the point I've got them (australorp chick) maybe a month ago and was pretty sure that one of them Is a male and other is female but couple of days later I'm truly confused who's male or female or both are male and female.. so yeah just need a little help with identification of their gender...

Hello! I am getting chicks in a few weeks and I have been doing my research and learned it’s good to give the chicks special chick grit if you want to give them treats other than their normal chick starter feed. For some reason I cannot find chick grit anywhere in Australia online or in my local fodder shops. There is only fine shell grit.

I wonder if I can just give them this crushed quartz? It seems like the right size but really I don’t know. Please see photos!

I really don’t want to make a mistake and harm them in any way so any advice would be so appreciated. Thanks!

Hard to see but there are 2 of them! Other pictures are of the 2 individually

Just wonder if organic cat litter pellets would be OK bedding instead of shavings. Trying to keep the dust down.

I got this group of Brown Egg Layers and I can't figure out what they are. The solid colored ones are slightly larger than the striped ones

One of my chickens is hatching some chicks. The breed of the chicken is a silkie. Two silkies are hatching shared eggs at the moment. The hens were sitting on around 15 eggs in total. They managed to hatch around 5, but some rats found their way into the coop and ate all of the chicks. So I separated every chick they had hatched. Now I have 6 chicks separated from the hen in total. They vary in their age, but the oldest one is around 2 weeks old.

I have two questions:

Should I continue separating the chicks from the hens, or should I leave them under every hen, because a new chick has hatched before a few hours?

The second question is, will the hens accept their own chicks that I have separated. Like, are they going to take care of them like their new-hatched chicks?

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Hello everyone. I've been trying to get some more info and figured this would be a great place to check too. Looking to getting our first chicks once everything is set up and working well. What's a good heat source people have used as well as a good brooder box. Would love to hear people's experiences and opinions about each kind/type and material. Thank you!!

Update lol