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Well all is fine, I guess. The feeder was empty so apparently they're able to eat it just fine. As they get bigger we'll probably cut between the holes but for now it's working.

Quote: Filling it is easy. It's just keeping the feed in the entire bottom that is a bit of a challenge. What do you consider a 'good feeder' that I could fill from outside the coop? I don't want to keep food out in the run (other than the auto feeder that's out there) because of rain. To...

Life is Good! : Our PVC feeder has a 90 degree street elbow (so it's an odd size on one end - bit of a pain to gather the required parts, but I had fun putting it all together in the plumbing section of Menards one afternoon!), so the feed doesn't get caught in the elbow. Yes, I do stick my...

I can't put a 45 in now. For one thing the 90 is glued and also there isn't enough room. It would be laying on the floor or the floor would probably be in the way and we can't make the top part any shorter because of the area it's in and the way it's secured. I'll just leave it as is and maybe...

I made a pvc feeder similar to this one (not my picture-it's from another thread) The feed doesn't go into the horizontal part on its own very easily. Do they have to peck the feed to get more to come out? Or do I need to mess with it every time the bottom part gets low? It is 3" pvc and I...