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They still need some protein, 16% is standard but many people up it a bit more, as low protein can cause issues like feather picking. No they don't need heat once they're feathered, unless you're living in an extreme arctic type climate.

Nothing says they can't live long lives, however they're more prone to reproductive issues because they're bred for high egg production at the cost of their health. This is why I've opted to not get hybrids.