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I'm not going to drill a hole into the waterer's reservoir, there is already one in there, where the water flows from the reservoir into the dish. Agreed, cutting and splicing an electric cord is not a recommended practice, but i am pretty experienced in doing that. Just ordered the 5W model...

Ducks will drink from any nipples? - I'm more afraid one duck will push the valve open and another one will use the drinker as a shower… :lol: I have the five gallon plastic waterer from Little Giant, which has that spout at the bottom of the reservoir through which i could fiddle the cable of...

My wife doesn't want chickens, she says they are too loud. Now we have 29 ducks and when they come asking for their supper bowl, the squirrels drop dead from the trees around the house…

When it starts to rain cats'n dogs, your chickens will run inside, my ducks will run out. And look like piglets in no time…

I haven't said it would not work for ducks, it actually would work all too well for them and they would turn their living room into an ice-skating range in no time, leaving the heated water bucket empty…

Great! Thank you very much for the idea with the aquarium heater. I must adapt that for my ducks as they won't drink from nipple waterers…

Yes, that is working fine for Chickens, but i have Ducks! The ducks would use this bowl as a bathtub and splash all the water around…

You built your own heated waterer?! :eek: Where is the article about that??? :confused:

Yeah, galvanized metal waterers! Tell me about those! I retired my metal waterer after less than one year because it started to rust everywhere - we have very acidic water here in WV which apparently is not good for the zinc coating. And yet i cannot use my plastic waterers with a heated base...