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Can I mix ex batt with standard layers?

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Hi.

I have only ever kept ex batts but my friend has got to rehome her 5 standrd layers tomorrow (!) (warrens i think) should they be fine to mix after the normal intro period?? not risk to either set of infections etc. Does anyone have ex batts and layers all living together??

Thanks :D

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Hi.

I have only ever kept ex batts but my friend has got to rehome her 5 standrd layers tomorrow (!) (warrens i think) should they be fine to mix after the normal intro period?? not risk to either set of infections etc. Does anyone have ex batts and layers all living together??

Thanks :D

 

We've got 4 ex batts and 4 pure breeds who all live together. We got the ex batts last July and the pure breeds in the September and spent about 6wks integrating them. For the most part they all get along very well :D

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Thanks everyone- will be adding 5 hybrids to my ex batts tomorrow- I have divisions already in place, and ready to go. A bit nervous as not sure what state they might be in- I know she's struggled to look after them the last few weeks, but here goes. Thanks all. knew I could rely on you to advise!

xx

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Hi guys.

 

Well they are now intergrated with a choice of bed although all went in cube together last night :D . Seems to be going well, abit of pecking, got the purple spray and a water gun out and that seems to be settled now. Laying well.

 

Had to have one of the new girls put to sleep :( after just 2 days becuae she came to me with a BAD case of bumble foot - never seen it before.

 

The other new girls seem unaffected although one does have a greyish looking left leg- she is laying and eating well so will keep an eye.

 

 

What size leg rings do i buy- I can't tell new girls apart very well at all, so think thats the answer.

 

Thanks everyone. xx

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