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Yeah, makes perfect sense. Actually, i switched from nipples to more traditional drinkers as i noticed that my flock love access to water - if i left a tap running, they would go bonkers, so i figured that nipples were not doing everything for them. Thanks a lot! CT

They certainly have a mechanism to control humidity when they are brooding, but whether one would actually term it sweating i don't know. Interesting to see what an expert makes of it? CT