hi, is this nothing to worry about?

my dad took the heat lamp

I said to my mum, I pay for soe elecitrcy? she said nah

I said r they mine now or nah?

my dad said u have to clean the chiekn shit from the shed, othewise I sel them or kill them

the shit makes infection and there old to be geting infection and said I dont clean it and that I do nothing

I said to mum few hours ago teach me tomorow I have to clean my clothes becasus ehwne I go to the shed I get itchy, so I need wear something to clean, then have something to change into,
tokmorw my clothes is ready

but anways, no heat lamp
 
They appear old enough to manage without the heat lamp as long as it's not too windy (drafty) in their shed. IF it is a bit drafty, look for ways to reduce the draft with some inexpensive plastic sheeting or even an opened up plastic trash bag to cover the areas that allow in too much wind.
 
They appear old enough to manage without the heat lamp as long as it's not too windy (drafty) in their shed. IF it is a bit drafty, look for ways to reduce the draft with some inexpensive plastic sheeting or even an opened up plastic trash bag to cover the areas that allow in too much wind.
hi thanks

sory I mean there are 7 chickens but there big n there in the shed

the litle chicks are in te living room in the brooder, I dont know if there going to put them in the shed yet

but ye plastic bags sounds good, Il have to use abit

I got some pics of the shed

its 1 am now, the chiks were squeezing together on the corner

I took a vid


also this vid, but maybe was from yeseteryda I dont know


the chik bit my hand and didnt let go for like 10 seconds when I was moving it from the side so I can put a paper towel under neath. sucks

I held the chicks, they were warm though, prety warm, I gues coz squashing against each other, kinda warm like ahug.
 

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That shed setup looks fine, you have a nice deep space on the one end there that's totally enclosed, and open run space on the other.
It is totally normal for the chicks to huddle together, it's part of the flock mentality.
 
It's ok if the chicks are huddling for a little while- it's just what they do, but if they keep it up you should probably either try to see if you can use the heat lamp, or you can put hot water bottles it there. They can huddle against them to keep them warm. I wouldn't try and put them in the shed yet with the big chickens- they might get pecked. But now that they are bigger you may want to get them either a bigger ben or make a makeshift pen for them. What are you feeding them? Nourishing them better can help them stay warmer. I hope this helps.
 
I think thats the temperature outside

I brought two thermomters
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Wireles...216832?hash=item342dc57d80:g:CFQAAOSwsNNfESg3 and the batteries would run out in a day

I brouh another thermomter https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Marina-Aquarium-Thermometer-With-Suction-Cup-Fish-Tank-Water-Temperature-Meter/373079118080?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 and it didnt stick to the plastic container, so I put it in my room, then it shattered into pieces

yeah they hatched 22 sept , like 3 weeks old

I dont know how to get temp in the house


ok cool they are 3 weeks now < i like the heat plate, I wish I had that one


cool thanks , yer it alilt ebit cold at 3 am




thanks, Ill go from the side, and under chest, thanks


ok cool, my mum and dad, been taking them outside, I gues for like 2 hours

I read only should be some minutes tho? I dont know

the temp outside is 21 c right now, the chiks are under the shade, the chiks ar eby themsleves outside
Thats depends on the climate again. Here in rhode island at this time of year ththey'd only be out an hour or so depending on weather their acting cold (huddling in a single group together) or not.
 
You sound like a very caring and responsible young person. Well done you for looking out for these chicks, seeking advice here, and taking steps to give them better living conditions. Your parents should be super proud of you.
 
That shed setup looks fine, you have a nice deep space on the one end there that's totally enclosed, and open run space on the other.
It is totally normal for the chicks to huddle together, it's part of the flock mentality.
It's ok if the chicks are huddling for a little while- it's just what they do, but if they keep it up you should probably either try to see if you can use the heat lamp, or you can put hot water bottles it there. They can huddle against them to keep them warm. I wouldn't try and put them in the shed yet with the big chickens- they might get pecked. But now that they are bigger you may want to get them either a bigger ben or make a makeshift pen for them. What are you feeding them? Nourishing them better can help them stay warmer. I hope this helps.
Thats depends on the climate again. Here in rhode island at this time of year ththey'd only be out an hour or so depending on weather their acting cold (huddling in a single group together) or not.
You sound like a very caring and responsible young person. Well done you for looking out for these chicks, seeking advice here, and taking steps to give them better living conditions. Your parents should be super proud of you.

thanks

I have to check what my dads giving

aw thanks chicalina
 

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