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    Mama Heating Pad in the Brooder (Picture Heavy) - UPDATE

    Yes, they are awesome and not too expensive. I love that you can make one side higher or lower. I also own a sweeter heater and some some Brinseas, would never use a heat lamp either!
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    Snap and Lock coop

    Sorry, didnt see the last question. I have had my first snaplock for 3 years, no problems at all with it.
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    Snap and Lock coop

    I have taken apart and moved my snaplocks many times. All of my coops except the eglu are in dog ruuns. I just hate that when I got my eglu they didnt have walk in runs, and when trying to teach young birds to roost, I have to crawl in to catch them! Most of my dog runs are just 8x10 fencing...
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    3 Purebred Tolbunt Roo's looking for a new home (Northern California)

    Thanks! Just added pix!
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    3 Purebred Tolbunt Roo's looking for a new home (Northern California)

    2 frizzles and 1 smooth. 5 mos old, bred by Heavenly Feathered Farm. I bought them as straight run and can't keep them all. They are sweet and get along well with everyone. Pick up only. Livermore, CA
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    Snap and Lock coop

    Hi I have both the standard and large Snap-locks and also an egglu cube. I did not want to deal with wood! I actually like the snap-locks better than the egglu, mainly because it is easier to get it cleaned and when I got my cube they didn't have walk in runs. The standard Snap lock is only...
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    Snap and Lock coop

    I know this is an old thread, but I just had to comment. I have owned the small snap-lock for about 6 mos and also the large egglu cube. My reason for wanting plastic was ease of use and cleaning. I have 10 chickens and they all prefer the snap-lock to the egglu! I started with having 4...
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