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Alyssa558- Use the ceramic heat bulb and a thermostat. Locate it so that she could roost directly under it. I'm not sure but you might want to set the temperature a little higher than necessary for fully feathered birds. Maybe 45 degrees? Try it and be observant as to how she reacts.

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If your coop is draft free your chickens will generate enough heat on their own. Make sure that your roosts are wide enough. Don't use round dowel rods or branches. To keep their balance they have to rise up. If you use a roost that is at least 2" wide (mine are 3 1/2") so they can stand on...