We've made the doors yesterday and moved them when they were sleeping. Still need to create the roof but we have some time since summer is still some time away.
There's a tap on each bottom of the totes to exit water. There where we bolted them together we placed a rubber band to prevent water from coming in. We'll have to wait and see how that is going.
Sure, I can remove some nests.
They all sleep on the floor, so I don't think I will add one.
Thx aart! I was thinking about attaching some kind of roof starting from the woodwork from our neighbors. Would material like one the picture below be enough?
How much of the doors should i cover with mesh? Or would you cover the complete door with if when there's a roof?
Poor chicks. I don't want to be rude or anything. But am I the only one who finds it odd to mail live animals? I know it's not allowed in Belgium and if they are shipped I would at least request same day delivery but of course belgium is not that large.
Hope the rest of the chicks survive...
Hi!
Just signed in yesterday, to gain some information on plastic housing instead of wood and other things.
My name is Sarah and I'm the owner of 6 chickens, 4 silkies, a blue de landes and nera brown. I also have 4 cats and a dog.
I live in Belgium with my husband and daughter.
The pictures are in my reply above. We have made ventilation wholes on the side, two big doors on the front that we still need to attach.
On the doors, my boyfriend and I are not yet sure on how to do it. I would like to create a door with mesh for ventilation, but we need to take into account...
Hi! I'm new here and I actually live in Belgium but since plastic coops are not yet used by many, I'm trying to get some more information here.
Because this summer we have had many red mites, so much that we had to decommission one of the wooden coops we had. Which means that I have now six...