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ok, i might get the sikie rooster but would i need a bigger coop? and would i need to have more hens?

Quote: Hi LoveNewChicks, no, you needn't have water in the coop at night (overnight) because your chicken doesn't generally eat and drink when it is dark. If your chicken is like mine are, they only go into the coop to sleep at dark time, and to lay egg(s). So perhaps it isn't necessary to...

thinking of getting a free silkie rooster at the feed store

it was 34 two days ago, and i had to break the ice!

interesting

sounds like a good idea, do chickens need water at nightime?

i have only one chicken, sadly so that is why her waterer is so small, don't think i need a bigger one

is that for dogs or chickens

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i have one of those tiny little red chick water containers, it looks like this

any ideas to keep the water NOT frozen (34 degrees at the coldest) the water stayes in popcorn's coop at night and then goes outside in the day where popcorn scratches in her hay