Thanks everyone. This is my first winter with any type of farm animal (brand new to this) so I have lots of questions when it comes to it. They have a barn shed that they stay in at night where we have lots of hay/shavings throughout. I open up their door during the day and they have an outside area to come outside. so inside the shed --- Since they like to make a mess with the water bowl we have a plastic square bottom that catches the water they spill everywhere from the bowl. They share this pen with a turkey and a bantam chicken. they all grew up together. Today its about 23 degrees so i went to let them out and the water had gotten on the floor which then in turn turned to ice. so i had to scrape all that up and put new shavings down around the bowl to stop the ice issue if the water spills out. I know we should not have heat lamps in a shed right? Are there any suggestions to keep it a little warmer inside their pen? I know there are water bowl warmers but the problem with that is they are small/circles for just the water bowl. my water bowl sits in a big square plastic tray to catch the spilled water (so its usually full of water in the morning). so i cannot use a warmer. I see everyone says they adjust to the cold well so maybe they are fine but i did want to ask. For now i put a board over their pool but there is a space where they can stick their bills/heads in if they want but its definitely iced over right now.