It looks like a good one!Look what hubs picked up for me!
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No more heat lamp!
He surprises me every now and then
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It looks like a good one!Look what hubs picked up for me!
View attachment 2013642
No more heat lamp!
He surprises me every now and then
corid will not hurt them. Do they have symptoms? Is the Brooder the correct height for them?I don't know what happened! I'm not sure if it was due to pasty butt issues, got too cold and got trampled, or we have coccidia again?! Went out to check on babies to see how they were doing with new brooder heater, lifted it and two of my chicks were dead! thankfully not Paprika, but not sure what to do. If I treat for coccidia and it's not that could it hurt them? I'm going to post in issues forum too.
corid will not hurt them. Do they have symptoms? Is the Brooder the correct height for them?
It should be set so that they can push up into the bottom of the plate. The plate does not pruduce enough heat to heat the space-- It works like a broody mom with contactI have not seen any bloody poo, they have been all dealing with pasty butt, so I e seen poo a lot. Maybe it wasn't at right hieght? The pamphlet for it wasn't much help, I had it on top level, when I took the passed away ones out I lowered it down one level. I think my feeder might be too big now with it in there. It just really shocked me to find them.
Yes! Brooder plates are a different beast for sure. See my previous postWe took heating plate out for now, repositioned heating lamp, and we'll see how they do tonight. We took temps and the heat just wasn't getting warm enough in the cold shed. if it gets a little warmer than we'll use plate again.
It should be set so that they can push up into the bottom of the plate. The plate does not pruduce enough heat to heat the space-- It works like a broody mom with contact