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I put my EcoGlow brooder and Heat Plate in the same tub with chicks. The chicks were only under the Heat Plate.

I figure roosting on the top is the next step in development. Under, on top, roosting bar, coop with older chickens.

I don't think there is a problem with the bigger heat plate. I think there is a lingering problem from the chicks being too cold or maybe another problem. Without seeing the setup or the care they are getting it is hard to tell what the problem is.

Is there British English on there. Some of the words are spelled a little different but you can make it out. It took me awhile to figure it out. I think it just says to plug it in. I don't think it gives very much in the way of instructions. If I find my booklet I'll see what it says.

If the Heat Plate was too hot these chicks would be dead but they are thriving. I know this is not a good setup, it is just temporary.

I've been using the 20 and 50 heat plates for 5 days now and for awhile I ran my Brinsea 20 next to the 50. There is only an ever so slightly difference in the amount of heat the three put out. The heat plate is warmer but not drastically hotter. Just the way I have my 50 setup should have...

I agree with beekissed, raise the Heat Plate. Meat birds not only give off a lot of heat but also a lot of moisture. I would guess that the stress of shipping has made them weaker, have you been giving them electrolyte or other supplements to get them stronger? A Brinsea would not work well...

The chicks or just part of the chicks will be in this brooder for about a week. It will constantly be opened and closed. I chose not to put more holes in it because of how much it is handled and where it will be at. It held up well last year and the few chicks we hatched did well in it. It will...

My brooder box ready to go to town and be setup. I pluged the Heat Plate in, it should work.

We are hatching eggs at the nursing home and I have the Heat Plate to use in a plastic tub brooder. I will have the Heat Plate in a plastic tub with shavings and a plastic lid with holes in it. The nursing home has a cat so I have to use a lid. Is there a chance that the Heat Plate will get too...

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