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Well I spent an entire year in Georgia, and the cat only brought home one alligator(it latched on to a dogs nose for a small giggle) we were in Augusta. We only went to the northern part of the state for auto parts for my 1980 toyota pickup from those stone mountain rock crawler folks.

Now for something relevant.... if that gap in the roofline opens into your coop please consider adding some hardware cloth in there to keep the coons out. Also that appears to be the majority of ventilation as well and should be fine but just a bit on the low end for ventilation. I don't use egg boxes but I do hunt easter eggs on a daily basis as part of my alzheimers prophylaxis.
 
G’Day from down under heidibee :frow Welcome and Congratulations! :clap They are adorable!

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If you include your general location on your profile, this will assist others. Location, climate, season etc can be important factors when members are responding to any questions you may have and vice versa.

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AllenK RGV said:
Now for something relevant.... if that gap in the roofline opens into your coop please consider adding some hardware cloth in there to keep the coons out. Also that appears to be the majority of ventilation as well and should be fine but just a bit on the low end for ventilation. I don't use egg boxes but I do hunt easter eggs on a daily basis as part of my alzheimers prophylaxis.
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Hard to tell, but the roof is entirely enclosed in hardware cloth for ventilation. Two sides have small vented windows too (I could make them bigger), and the run door will be open every day. I'll be adding an external next box to the back too.
 

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