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give it soup, chicks love soup
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pics or it didn't happen



in all honesty, this topic NEEDS pics.

also, dont they eat like bread? and worms?

There ^
food for the next few days!
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Demi_Lovato wrote Buy a pack of baby worms. Take the worms and hand feed the bird. Go to a local pet store and ask a employee what they recommend on feeding it and to take care of it. I suggest if you plan on keeping him to move him to a big cage where he will be able to move around freely in.


thanks someone who does no more to life than just to sit down on a xbox or ps3 all day
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