Apr 26, 2018 #2 Theladiesandagentleman First world chickens Feb 23, 2018 135 331 157 Roseville CA I feel it is too close. How is it secured? Are they moving away from the heat?
Apr 26, 2018 #3 oldhenlikesdogs Fall Dreaming BYC Staff Project Manager Premium Feather Member 10 Years Jul 16, 2015 63,649 138,016 1,762 Wisconsin Use a thermometer under the lamp to check temperatures. I personally never use a 250 watt bulb as they are much too hot. I use a 125 white light. To me it looks too close, but it can depend on your ambient temperatures.
Use a thermometer under the lamp to check temperatures. I personally never use a 250 watt bulb as they are much too hot. I use a 125 white light. To me it looks too close, but it can depend on your ambient temperatures.
Apr 26, 2018 Thread starter #4 Ecgberht In the Brooder Oct 23, 2017 36 32 44 AB, Canada They are not moving away but I will check temp
Apr 26, 2018 #6 Hyroler Songster Aug 1, 2017 501 1,019 146 250watt bulb is for hearing big cooks with 10 foot ceiling.60,watt bulb is more than enough
Apr 26, 2018 #7 Hyroler Songster Aug 1, 2017 501 1,019 146 Those chicks won't survive the night with that bulb
Apr 26, 2018 Thread starter #8 Ecgberht In the Brooder Oct 23, 2017 36 32 44 AB, Canada I brought it up a lot and brought it down to right temp
Apr 26, 2018 Thread starter #9 Ecgberht In the Brooder Oct 23, 2017 36 32 44 AB, Canada 250 watt was all they had
Apr 26, 2018 #10 Hyroler Songster Aug 1, 2017 501 1,019 146 I'm telling you they are going to cook.unless you have that light 8 feet above broader.40 or 60 watt is plenty
I'm telling you they are going to cook.unless you have that light 8 feet above broader.40 or 60 watt is plenty