Agh, it goes into the next port?? All that worrying and filling it up a little teeny at a time! Should've asked earlierI'm glad you've found it to be helpful!
Reservoir A holds 4oz of water but I don't let it dry out completely, I just add some water in the morning and in the evening. The external port will look full once the internal portion is also full but if it does overflow it just goes into part B, once B is overfull it will pour over the edges but that would be A LOT of water and you would really see that humidity spike if that happened. lol
Thank you for your help! I will keep beebopping through the thread.
They'll be mixed breeds. Roos are Ameraucana and Legbar. Hens are blue, green, brown layers of a variety of breeds. Original bid was an impulse purchase.
I can’t wait to see those chicks! I bet there will be some interesting mixes!They'll be mixed breeds. Roos are Ameraucana and Legbar. Hens are blue, green, brown layers of a variety of breeds. Original bid was an impulse purchase.
I actually measured when I set my 360 up today. I have the newest version. Well "A" held just over 1/2 cup. I started with 1 cup. Here's what was left after fully topping off.
My wife made that request a while back. I’m terribly excited that she wants to add chickens but her chicken wants have to fit in with my chicken wants. She will get her white eggs, BUT it might take some plan rearranging.
Thank you. Good to know! I knew it held 4oz, but I couldn't figure out where the water was going to go if I put more than that it. An overflow! Genius
I have quite the soft spot for Leghorns. One of my favorite hens ever was a White Leghorn. She endeared them to me forever. If you don't already have a white egg layer they add that extra little bit more variety to your egg basket.
He sounds funI have quite the soft spot for Leghorns. One of my favorite hens ever was a White Leghorn. She endeared them to me forever. If you don't already have a white egg layer they add that extra little bit more variety to your egg basket.
On a funny note I have a neighbor who only eats white eggs. He won't eat anything that he even suspects has brown or colored eggs in it. His wife had to buy only leghorn chicks during their early Covid panic buy. Now that they started laying he's decided he'll only eat store-bought white eggs.
He's actually a really nice guy. Just a bit OCD in some areas. Makes for some interesting times.He sounds fun
