I Used Sea Shell For Base Of My Run And Under Coop Is This Ok?

[Paul333]

I thought it would be the best to keep them dry and easy to clean and get washed out? How can I attach a pic of my coop? Im New to all this

..

 

[Paul333]

dOES ANYONE GOT ANY ADVISE ON THIS ONE?

 

[Bi0s]

hmmmmm need a picture it might help out some see what you excatly got going on thanks heres how to post a picture also https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=504

 

[NottinghamChicks]

I would think if it is whole shells it shoud be fine but they may "break down" quickly as they are not as strong or long lived as stone or coarse sand.

I definately don't think it is harmful, but keep an eye on their feet for scratches

 

[Paul333]

I Got My Photos Of Coop In My Uploads But Cant Drag Them To My Reply? Any Ideas?

 

[Bi0s]

Copy the image code and paste it into your post.

 

[NottinghamChicks]

Type in your reply and then go to the top of the page to uploads, choose your pic and highlight the url, right click and select copy, go to your reply again and right click and hit paste. Hope I helped you!

 

[Paul333]

HERE IS MY COOP WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK? NOW IT HAS SEA SHELL AS BASE.



AND



LET ME KNOW IF THIS WORKED?

)

 

[Paul333]

yAAAAA

gOT IT NOW!

 

[rebecky1305]

Where are you located? Is that a metal shed? You will need a lot of ventilation if you are anywhere warm. May need to add windows covered with hardware cloth. Chickens can overheat quickly. Other than that looks good. Are the shells whole or crushed?