Mixed Answers for Taking Care of Baby Ducks Help?

The care of ducks is your choice either in a home or out side Id rather have them outside to get the sun and air that they need and can feed a starter feed with the growing requirements a duck needs for proper growth You will need an area free from winds drafts and any temperature changes that will be harsh.This area needs to be a safe place for the ducks as well.Basic requirements are space,water,feed warmth/heat,fenced areas. If the ducks are small you can use dirt sand shavings paper wood chips what ever you want that's easy to clean the ducks area while small when larger they need dirt or grass or shavings this allows for easy clean up of the waste. The heat lamp not a pad needs to be at 90 degrees at hatch time then lower the heat as the birds grow and develop the primary feathers at 5 degrees per week.If the ducks are away from the heat source they are to warm and cooling if huddled together they are to cold and getting warmth from each other and the heat needs to be higher so watch your birds and keep water away from the heat so it stays cool. A high commercial feed is best to start the birds with ALWAYS have a supply of fresh water and feed available ALL the TIME....And clean the dispensers daily......Start with a starter feed either crumble or pellet's size of a pea or smaller as the birds grow the feed can become bigger,NEVER feed MOLDY foods to ducks this KILLS... Ducks need NIACIN for proper growth and development of bones and legs, this is obtained threw roaming the grounds for bugs and insects. If the ducks are just hatched you can offer chick starter this is great protein,, ducks are WATERFOWL!! and their needs are different than chickens-- They require grit and eat greens, mild veggies. Ducks do best outside looking for foods and enjoying the day light and sun and fresh air so they can waddle about being healthy little birds ..................

1. i have really small bumps on my face, how do i get rid of them?

Hey.... I get the same thing! I am thirteen now and I've had them too! I know how u feel lol ok so basically this can be different things it could be a.) whiteheads- whiteheads are little bumps that appear on the forehead cheekbone or chin. These are basically blocked pores that create a small bump on the face. These I find are especially annoying becuz u can not pop them. Anyway if u think this might b wat u have I would suggest getting a facial cleanser or cream with sacylic acid in it. Sacylic acid is basically a skin product that helps to remove whitheads. U can get certain amounts of sacylic acid in a product like 0.50% to 2% if u have lots of these bumps u need a higher level of sacylic acid. Example: if u have bad pimples u need a 2% if u have mild/light pimples you would want to get something lighter like 1% or 0.50%. You do not want to go to high because it could dry out your skin. Here are some products with sacylic acid in them: Neutrogena Oil free acne wash, Biore Blemish fighting ice cleanser and Clear complexion by aveeno. These are just some sacylic acid products, you can buy these all at a local drugstore. You could even just look for cleansers that have sacylic acid in them. Normally whiteheads go away on there own but these products will also help. b.) Too much sun. Sometimes sun causes these bumps. Make sure to get a moisturizer with SPF 15 to stay protected. I reccomend cetaphil daily moisturizer, it is refreshing and protects you from sun. c.) You could also be allergic to something, the next time you see your doctor you should ask about these bumps. That's why it's good to stay natural when it comes to cleansing your face. I like home face-masks such as the Oatmeal mask. All you need is a little oatmeal some yogurt and honey. Put a little bit of all three in a bowl and mix. Then apply to a cleansed face. Wait ten minutes then rinse of with warm water. Pat dry. Here are some general tips: Use a mild cleanser twice a day. Drink plenty of water. Moisturize your face and exfoliate twice a week. For exphoilating I like the St. Ives apricot scrub, it works well. Change your pillowcase often and remove all makeup before bed. If this problem dosnt go away after this, see a dermatologist or a doctor. Anyway I hope I could help! Do not worry I have had this before you are probably the only one that can notice them. Anyway sorry this Was so long. Best of luck, Xoxo biii ;)

2. Why not land on the sun?

solar flares are electricle currents on the sun which would compleatly mess up the craft and more it just would not work

3. will useing anti ageing cream at 15 do more harm than good?

I would think eat right, drink plenty of pure water, and apply a light moisturizer if you live in an arid dry place say Australia or something and stay out sun except for a few hours of a week because your body needs vitamin D, and the sun make vitamin D in your body for your bones and that. ware also a hat. but as for anti aging cream at your age, i do not think it's needed, but if you do i would be concerned about things like elastin which will smooth out your skin at first but when it snaps back it will look worse