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The red bulbs are often 250 watt as well. Used them many times. As I said, gotta use the thermometer regardless.
I mentioned the brooder cover to avoid escapees.
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The red bulbs are often 250 watt as well. Used them many times. As I said, gotta use the thermometer regardless.
I mentioned the brooder cover to avoid escapees.
Welp time to add that onto the shopping cart again. Question: if I get a brooder plate and one day my power gets cut. In the like 5 seconds it takes for our generator to turn on... will the brooder plate turn back on too? Or would I have to turn it on again?
Would I just extend the metal... or the whole roof?
I've used both. They work well.
Once they get older (4-8 weeks) can their head still fit in the feeder?I've used both. They work well.
Once they get older (4-8 weeks) can their head still fit in the feeder?
My husband made a large plywood box. We got the idea from a YouTube video. Here is the link and also a link to my own Baby Chicks video! We used both a heat lamp and a Brinsea plate (bought on Amazon).when making a Brooder, heat is prime. But I need some links to heat lamps, eco brooders, etc. (Nothing too big I'm starting with a small flock)
Actually scratch that.
Can I have a full list of supplies (and links) I'm pretty lost on where to find what. Also, do you guys know where to find large boxes?