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Probably better to turn off the alarm feature then. We can go from 40 to 95 on any given day. It is fun to check since it's a new toy but I can do without the constant alarms. Thanks!

It doesn't monitor outside. I can get a current reading or a history like these: .

I bought a bluetooth thermometer/hygrometer and I can set it to alarm my phone if it goes out of spec. Not sure where to start, I set spec for temp at 20-80* F and humidity at 50-70%. It's been pinging me all day because it's like 90+% humid outside today so my coop has been in the mid to...

Thank you! That helps a ton!

I live in the midwest where we can get below zero in the winter and then have 90+ weather in July and August. Does anyone have a go-to metric for colder weather checking? It never feels muggy in there now but I have the windows open all the time which will of course change in the winter.

I love your coop! I'm thinking the gable vents are going to be the easiest for me to add based on the style of mine.

I have 7 in there now and 5 hatching tomorrow that will join them in a few months.

Thanks!! I'm a little bit of a Disney fanatic. ✨ This is definitely true!! I was hoping it wasn't going to be a "Yeah, you need 6 more of those" answer but figured if I do have to modify it, better to do it before the winter comes. I'm in Illinois (south suburbs of Chicago but closer to...

The roost they all prefer is above the top of the windows. There is also one that's completely below the window that no one uses and one that is about 6-8" below the bottom of the window that they like for looking outside.

My coop is 4x8 and has two windows plus this vent on the roof (in the picture). All summer it's been fine but once winter comes and I have to close the windows, will that one vent be enough?