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  1. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    Thank you! Will do.
  2. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    We are all very happy with this upgrade! Thanks so much!
  3. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    Thanks! I made a small mistake, the older ones are 3 weeks, not 4 :rolleyes:
  4. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    I never thought of that... I'll see if we have one! I did take the chicks out today, about until they started getting to confident for me to handle, or until it got too cold. Here are some pictures. :)
  5. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    Thanks! I am going to try to start taking them outside most days, (after my crazy jack Russell is secured inside), and I will raise the lamp. We payed a lot of money for this lamp, so I don't think my parents will be eager to just stop, but it can be raised very high. I will put a box or...
  6. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    Ok, thanks. I will pick up a thermometer today. Three of the chicks are still 2 1/2 weeks old, and where I live, it's 30 degrees in the morning and 60 in the afternoon. We also don't have a handy outlet back where the coop is. (And the coop is almost built, but not quite enough to put them...
  7. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    I am just judging by the fact that they all sleep evenly spread under the lamp... I raise it when I notice them sleeping all on the edges of the brooder. We don't have a thermometer because I am paying for most of this, and I only have so much allowance, and my mom doesn't want to spend the 3...
  8. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    Thank you! They will be moved tomorrow!
  9. peopleRanimals2

    Brooder too small?

    My mom argues that a 17 by 30 ish inch brooder is not too small for three 2 1/2 week olds and three 4 week olds. Any ideas? I would upgrade to a dog cage. The girls do regularly fly out when the lid is off, and I think it is a little crowded. Thanks for any help!
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