Reviews by Pyxis

A good article debunking a common myth about feeding rice to birds.

Great article! I love the inclusion of the plans for those that might want to replicate it.

Gorgeous coop! Love all the build pictures. The chickens will be very safe and happy in their new home.

Looks great! I love the use of the existing structure.

Looks like a nice coop for a small flock! I like the addition of the Sketchup plans.

Looks like a nice, simple design. I like the materials list for anyone looking to replicate it.

Looks like a nice coop!

A nice big coop with lots of in-progress pictures. Would love to see it all done.

Looks great! Lots of good ideas.

Very nice brooder! Love all the build details.

A nice DIY incubator build.

Good information about why it might be a good idea to brood ducks separately than chicks, but what to expect if you do decide to brood them together.

A nice brooder build with lots of pictures and well-explained building process.

A neat idea for a watering system. Build pictures would help for anyone that wanted to make their own.

A nice, easy to read article with basic facts about red jungle fowl.

A nice, informative article with lots of gorgeous pictures of the birds themselves.

I love this idea! Fun entertainment for the flock, and a great article with pictures and materials list so it's easy to make your own.

Good info in this article as to why following industry practices for animals isn't always great. I would wager a large number of people on this website that keep chickens do so in part because they didn't like the idea of eggs from mistreated factory farm birds that are allowed only 67 square inches per bird, so there's no reason to get quail and then treat them the same way.

(Your picture formatting didn't work out - you refer to left and right pictures at one point but they are on top of each other. Just letting you know so you can fix it.)

A nice brooder! Swapping the chicken wire for hardware cloth might be a good idea for people with smaller chickens, especially bantams, as they could squeeze through the chicken wire.

A good idea for making a brooder from recycled materials.