Quote: There are different Hydroponics shops in the east valley.
Aquaculture 480-966-6249
Home Grown Hydroponics - 480-377-9096
Sea of Green Hydroponics - 480-967-2045
I've done Hydro for over 20 years in various forms. Tammy did it in her 8th grade science classes and I'm going to do it in my Math class next year (if it makes)
thanks Guys - I've had better weeks.
Quote: You know, the same thing happened to me at first with the nipples. I could not get them to use them and it was around May and getting hot. It worried me so I waited until the fall. Early one morning I took all their other water sources away. About two hours after they came down from the roost I sat outside the coop with a long stick I used to poke at the nipples. Since they were more motivated (thirsty) and also wondering why I wasn't letting them out, I had their attention. It took a couple of sessions that day but they eventually picked it up. Since then I've raised chicks with nipples from the get-go, it's easier. However, I'm getting ready to re-do the watering system in the coop again and I'm thinking about using a drinking cup. Please gold plate an extra for me.
I've used these little cups and the birds never had a problem learning to use them. I stopped using them because they were too leaky (tank connection). Maybe with a new connector...
Quote:Thanks! I can only seem to find the flavored kind or the "mother" kind which is expensive. What kind do you use?
The 1 gallon bottle I have right now is Basha's store brand: Food Club. "Naturally made from apples, No added coloring or flavoring." Heinz also makes real ACV.
If you want to make more ACV, you need to mother; if you simply want the benefits of ACV for your birds, filtered is fine.
??? Methinks you are far from home
