look at ma ducks yall
 

i bought da incubator and da eggs from ebay and hatched dem maself dey wur so cute :lovedup:

i had to give them away though coz my garden was too small :bawling:

AWWW!

LOL At the Dog just staring them up waiting to like rape one of them when they're getting changed after their morning swim.

Did you give them away on eBay too? lol I hope not, I hope they're still like alive and will be for years :love:

:joker::joker::joker::joker::joker:

and no i gave them away to some random woman with a huge back garden and a proper pond

i hope they are still alive :sad:

AWWWW OMFG.

They're actually so cute :love: And so is your dog.

Awwwwww :love:

OMFG im so retarded i just deleted the pics from imageshack :joker:

il put em on tinypic tomorrow i cba now

:joker::joker::joker:

They still sell eggs on ebay i might get some and do a picture diary from egg to oven.
http://www.khmerkromrecipes.com/phot...s/tearquay.jpg

*secretly wants a pet duck but only the yellow ones, or the ones with green heads <3*

The ones that end up on pancakes are the best!

So coot!!! I had pet ducks once too :')

This makes me feel bad for eating Peking Duck. :sad:

They are adorable! :love: What a random pet to have though :laugh:

they cost me like over £600

well most of that was the electricity bill which my mum paid

ha.

You have showed them to us before have you not?

:joker:

Aww ducks look so much better when they're fluffy compared to feathery

:shocked:

I remember in primary school in reception, we had these chicks and an incubator to make them hatch. When they hatched it was like the cutest thing ever. They disappeared shortly after they were born though. I hope they weren't turned into food, they were the cutest things ever! :bawling:

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Wasn't the incubator itself quite expensive??? Did you just use it the once then shelf it?

the incubator was £100, i used it once then sold it for £78 :hugesmile:

Aww.. they're incredibly cute!

I've never tried duck once in my lifetime. I suppose the closest I've had was pheasant at Christmas and I wasn't too keen on it (it tasted fowl - boom, boom)

You do realise you could have waited a few more months for spring and then caught a few in a river.

I remember eating duck on my birthday. hehe.