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oh no! I would never buy it new! It's used and cheaper than I can buy the wire that comes on it.for that price, you could build one much sturdier, and larger, and more functional.
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oh no! I would never buy it new! It's used and cheaper than I can buy the wire that comes on it.for that price, you could build one much sturdier, and larger, and more functional.
ahhh.....good deal......oh no! I would never buy it new! It's used and cheaper than I can buy the wire that comes on it.
Congratulations! You'll have to let us know when it comes out!!@RavynFallen
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oh no! I would never buy it new! It's used and cheaper than I can buy the wire that comes on it.
yeah I have 2 of the smaller ones I got for super cheap and they are covered. They are built cheap :/I love the little one that I have as a grow-out coop. Teaches them to go inside at night, use the ladder, etc. They are great for a few small birds, but for full-size chickens.... not so much! lol
Also I would recommend covering it. They don't stand up to the weather all that great.
Got no answers from another thread, so somebody help me out..
Question!
I bought a large indoor rabbit cage to brood my tiny serama chicks in. It was one of those kits, that came with supplies. Since I don't have rabbits, I don't need all that stuff, but it came in the box. Is there any of it that I "can" use for chickens?
I'm sure the bedding is a no-no, its that expandable stuff. Timothy hay, is that stuff bad for chickens? A small bag of rabbit feed, and a treat stick.... banana berry. I'm thinking the chicks would like the treat stick.
Got no answers from another thread, so somebody help me out..
Question!
I bought a large indoor rabbit cage to brood my tiny serama chicks in. It was one of those kits, that came with supplies. Since I don't have rabbits, I don't need all that stuff, but it came in the box. Is there any of it that I "can" use for chickens?
I'm sure the bedding is a no-no, its that expandable stuff. Timothy hay, is that stuff bad for chickens? A small bag of rabbit feed, and a treat stick.... banana berry. I'm thinking the chicks would like the treat stick.
howdy Kathy.
how's google this morning?