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Quote: what watt bulb is that?
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Quote: what watt bulb is that?
Welcome to the threadI would love to hatch my own eggs but the chance there's a chance there would be a roo also, were having enough stress and difficulty from the new black rock I just bought.
Quote: what watt bulb is that?
I had pretty much the same set up. I was losing about a chick a day. I don't know why. I moved them into the water troughs that I have and haven't lost one since. Maybe it puts off a gas. Maybe its to small a space for that light. I don't know. I quit using the totes except for emergency situations.
That's greatNeed a laugh? This was by far the most humorous newbie introduction post I've ever read. Just had to share:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/812718/my-butt-ugly-chicken#post_11783067
Woohoo. It only costs about 1950 dollars to hatch and raise one chick. Lets get going.I would love to hatch my own eggs but the chance there's a chance there would be a roo also, were having enough stress and difficulty from the new black rock I just bought.
Quote: The cost per chick does go down when you do it by the dozen.
what watt bulb is that?
I had pretty much the same set up. I was losing about a chick a day. I don't know why. I moved them into the water troughs that I have and haven't lost one since. Maybe it puts off a gas. Maybe its to small a space for that light. I don't know. I quit using the totes except for emergency situations.