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  1. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    You just use normal play sand
  2. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    you will be fine with the sand, all chickens need sand for grit anyway when fed treats, this way they always have access to it. I covered my pine shavings for about 4 days until I was sure they knew where their food was :)
  3. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    here is the setup we have now :) so far so good, there are checking out the sand hah
  4. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    well we couldnt find and reptile sand that didn't have added calcium or vitamins and wasn't sure if it would be harmful so we just got a 50 lb bag of play sand....wow didn't realize how much cheaper! i don't plant on having the entire brooder sand. the half under the light will be pine shavings...
  5. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    okay wonderful :) looks like we will be getting sand tonight ! my chicks TRY to dust bathe in their pine shavings...dont work as well though lol
  6. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    well chickens use it to dust bathe. So i wanted to do half sand and half pine shavings for them :) but as for the ducks I figured itd be easier to scoop dirts sand than the pine shavings lol
  7. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    thats what I want to do ! lol wanted to do the same for my chickens an ducks both but not sure if its safe for them?
  8. kada6305

    Sand in the brooder -- it's worth it!

    could I just use the repti sand alone without children's sand?
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