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    Can I put new hens with current hens that wear blinders?

    This is what chicken blinders or pinless peepers are: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blinders_(poultry)
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    Can I put new hens with current hens that wear blinders?

    Greetings. I have two Rhode Island Red hens. I recently put blinders (or pinless peepers) on them because I plan to add three more hens. Is it okay to add the three new hens to the chicken enclosure during the late afternoon or early evening? My main concern is that my two Rhode Island Red hens...
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    Hen vs Rooster poop

    Which poop smells worse: poop from an egg laying hen or a rooster? And why?
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    Best chicken diaper for long term wear?

    Any feedback appreciated!
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    Best chicken diaper for long term wear?

    I also have a friend who wants to have 2 indoor pet hen(s). This friend wants to know which brand of chicken diaper will work for 8-9 hours without changing: https://www.mypetchicken.com/catalog/Diapers-and-Saddles/Chicken-Diaper-with-Removable-Liner-p2244.aspx...
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    Indoor chicken coop

    Any suggestions on a medium to large bird I could keep in there ? Besides a macaw? A macaw would chew through the wood and those birds cost more than $1000. I prefer something larger than a parakeet or conure.
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    Indoor chicken coop

    Macaws are larger than seramas. Some people have macaws indoors. Can anybody explain why a macaw can stay inside the house while a Serama can’t? I understand hens are egg layers and therefore poop more, but if I get a Serama rooster would it poop less since it doesn’t lay eggs? By the way if I...
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    Indoor chicken coop

    The Serama pair idea sounds good. Macaws are larger than Seramas by the way. So a macaw would poop more than a small chicken by that logic.
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    Indoor chicken coop

    I have designed and built an indoor bird aviary. The dimensions are 5 feet tall, 2 feet deep and 4 feet wide. It has two doors on each ends. And there is a 36” LED light in its ceiling for UVB lighting. I am going to keep in it either one of the following options: • two silkie hens • one...
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