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    Coop Flooring

    Oh wow - thank you for all of this! I hadn't heard of poop boards until I joined this website. I'm definitely starting to research them since they might make sense. I haven't installed the roosts yet, but I think they are supposed to go right near the coop clean out door, so it might make...
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    Coop Flooring

    Oh wow - thanks for the tip on how to update the info - I couldn't find it on my account profile earlier! I have updated my location which is Los Angeles. I don't have pictures of the inside of my coop, but here is the outside - it's not finished yet, and there is no run attached yet either...
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    Finally Joined BYC!

    Thank you all for the kind welcomes! You all are the nicest forum on the Internet!
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    Finally Joined BYC!

    I love the green and blue eggs, so definitely will get Easter Eggers and Olive Eggers again. Last time, we started with pullers, but this time, I’m thinking of starting with baby chicks, so if we do that, we might go with some sex-linked breeds, so we know we’re getting girls. Will probably...
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    Finally Joined BYC!

    Hi everyone - I've had a small flock of mainly Easter Eggers and Japanese Bantams for the last 5 years, BUT I just finally joined BYC! I don't know why it took me so long to join. We had a very small coop from mypetchicken.com that finally started falling apart. I splurged on a coop from...
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    Coop Flooring

    Yeah, I'll see how much it might cost to do rubber mats - they just seem really heavy but would be good!
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    Coop Flooring

    Thanks for the pictures! These help a lot.
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    Coop Flooring

    We just put in a new coop that has exposed 2x4s and a raised plywood floor. I would like to add something to the floor to make it easier to clean and prevent rot. Two questions: I see that some people use rubberized fiber coatings used for roofs - is that actually safe for the chickens? Is...
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