FLORIDA CHICKS

[Ridgerunner]

It’s currently 90 degreees where I live, so I’m thinking they’ll be ok,

90 degrees is not hot enough to be a danger though they need shade and clean water. Adding extra heat is not a good idea though.

If you were concerned about cold temperatures then the concern would be how cold it gets, not the warmest. For what it's worth I've had chicks go through temperatures in the mid 20's Fahrenheit when they were younger than yours.

Seriously, I'd get them out now so they can acclimate to the heat. That is going to become more of a concern than cold. Make sure they have shade, water, and good ventilation.

 

[agarnp]

Howdy neighbor I am in Volusia county and my chicks are coming up on five weeks-they have been withiut lamp for over a week--Im ready to put them out to grass in the tractor , its been so warm we have kept both garage doors open during day. They are going nuts, jumpin & challenging each other and a few flew out the other day...they are so rambunctious