Are 4 week old chicks ok if it gets down to 52 degrees tonight?
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Only if there are a lot of them and they are fast feathering. I would give them the light. I took the eco glow contact heater out of the brooder with the 3 week old chicks in it. they are in the house, but they were still making un happy noises. I put it back for them.Are 4 week old chicks ok if it gets down to 52 degrees tonight?
They're in a dog kennel for the night. What if I put a sleeping bag or sheet over it to insulate a bit?Only if there are a lot of them and they are fast feathering. I would give them the light. I took the eco glow contact heater out of the brooder with the 3 week old chicks in it. they are in the house, but they were still making un happy noises. I put it back for them.
Hooray! Talk about easy integration - and they went in by themselves!
They will probably be fine--They snuggle up quite a bit.They're in a dog kennel for the night. What if I put a sleeping bag or sheet over it to insulate a bit?
Outside. I got worried and had my husband bring them in the shed next to the younger ones with the light I have so much going on right now I can't believe I just didn't even think about it when we moved them outside today. Like I forgot about the fact that nighttime comes lol. Must be the pregnancy brainThey will probably be fine--They snuggle up quite a bit.
Make sure they have ventilation though. Are they in a garage or outside?
It seems our doe is confused this year. She just brought the fawns-twins again this year-out for the first viewing! She usually drops them about Mother's Day.
Happy Father's Day all!
sorry about that. maybe a deep bowl and the finer ground stuff.
bummer. sorry about that.Arrg. I had a (now) x customer freak out at me. He bought 2 baby chicks after calling about pullets. He does not remember straight run he remembers pullets and now wants me to give him laying hens as goodwill.
His words when he called me were he would like me to explain myself.
He is so pi#### I'm a little worried he knows where I live. I remember then too because they changed their minds after they got here and it was a big hassle and I figured they were going to regret not getting sexed birds.no idea where he got the I exchange hens for roosters however.
I'm really glad I'm not in the city limits I have a feeling he is feeling retalitory.
Hooray! Talk about easy integration - and they went in by themselves!
You are welcome, and yes - the fan should stay on all the time. I tried to put my probe closer to egg level, not real easy to do because of the turning trays, but if you adjust the temperatures to keep your egg level at the 99.5 then it doesn't matter where the probe is - the air should stay at the same temperatures throughout the incubator.
Jason, you are up next....
Arrg. I had a (now) x customer freak out at me. He bought 2 baby chicks after calling about pullets. He does not remember straight run he remembers pullets and now wants me to give him laying hens as goodwill.
His words when he called me were he would like me to explain myself.
He is so pi#### I'm a little worried he knows where I live. I remember then too because they changed their minds after they got here and it was a big hassle and I figured they were going to regret not getting sexed birds.no idea where he got the I exchange hens for roosters however.
I'm really glad I'm not in the city limits I have a feeling he is feeling retalitory.
I drove an hour and a half to Tehama for a 50th Wedding anniversary, stayed outside in the over 90 degree temperatures and got a bit dehydrated and then drove back home at 6 getting back at 7:30ish. I had to collect eggs, drink a bunch of water and then move a bunch of Chickens. Two out of Chicken Hospital back to the grow out pen, Two out to the layer yard from the grow out pen and move 4 Bresse Cockerels into a pen in the garage. Two of them are going to get milk soaked Kamut scratch for two weeks and then will be processed--I can't wait. The other two will be going out to the Egg farm in Winters Until a breeding pen can be set up.
Oh, I also had to put a couple of bags of sand into the other grow out pens run--the auto water was kicked over and there was a puddle.
Needless to day I am very tired after all of that and not completely recovered from the flu.
Goodnight!