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[lolimoc]

Which one would be good for quail and/or out of the brooder chicks but not big enough to go with the grown flock
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[ellie62706]

The third would be good!

 

[ellie62706]

what website are you finding these on?

 

[lolimoc]

what website are you finding these on?

EBay!!!

 

[KristyMoo]

I think that you should buy the first one. It has lots of space and good ventilation. it also has the slot below for an easy clean-up. I have a coop similar to that one.

 

[rosemarythyme]

I'm not seeing any ventilation except on the last one, so you'd need to fix that. As far as chickens how many chicks are you planning to put in this? I guess the first is the largest? Hard to tell without any measurements.

 

[lolimoc]

I'm not seeing any ventilation except on the last one, so you'd need to fix that. As far as chickens how many chicks are you planning to put in this? I guess the first is the largest? Hard to tell without any measurements.

What do you mean by that ? And I'm only putting 2 polish until they are big enough to go with the adults

 

[lolimoc]

I think that you should buy the first one. It has lots of space and good ventilation. it also has the slot below for an easy clean-up. I have a coop similar to that one.

What do you mean by good ventilation sorry I'm confused

 

[rosemarythyme]

For good health chickens require fresh air coming in and out of the coop at all times, minimum of 1 sq ft per chicken or 10% of the floor space of coop. Do you not have open vents or windows in your current coop?

 

[lolimoc]

For good health chickens require fresh air coming in and out of the coop at all times, minimum of 1 sq ft per chicken or 10% of the floor space of coop. Do you not have open vents or windows in your current coop?

No I don't they have a a long dog pen like area and the top is covered so they don't get rain on them and they have their nesting area with hay in them and it has grass and a dirt area for them to dust bathe