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If it's really that warm where you live, you could just move them outside to their coop and provide a heat source for cool nights.

If they get too hot, they will be all spread out apart from each other, they will hold their wings out away from their bodies, and sometimes they will start panting. You know they are at the right temp for them if they are happily moving around, not all huddled up with each other (too cold), or...