You really need to not drink so much when you come over. Lol No one else saw that bunny Alice.
Once the standard is set, odds are it will be a fault. Hard to be a real fault before there is a standard though. I'm prety sure that part of the stand is decided, that a crested cream legbar needs a crest. But there are other things still in flux mainly color preferences. These legbars would not be show legbars as they have no crest but they will lay the blue green eggs. And there would be a chance that their offspring could have a crest, depending a lot on the rooster but still they do have the crest gene somewhere as all of my legbars have crests just not giant ones.
is there a step by step for this one. We have an old fridge that doesn't work anymore and was wanting DH to do this to it, but he needs some instructions and what we need to buy, such as heating and thermostats and stuff.the gqf both units....the 1550 and 1500 unit....
i would say measure how far the lights are drilled out to the top...mine are 3 inches to the center of the bulb opening....from the top....it could be that your to high to the plastic cause a plastic burning like smell that would be my guess....also what size lights are you using...im using two 60 watt...if your using higher and there closer then bingo was his name o...lol...hope this helps
here is my new project...fridgebator
We got 15 chicks there over the weekend. We got golden laced wyandott, some assorted bantams, and some straight run hatchery special. I think out little bantams are going to be mille flure d'uccle, they are the cutest things with tiny little feathered legs. I looked up estes hatchery and they carry marans, white rocks, barred rocks and several others including salmon faverolles. I really hope they get some of these. I'm glad you posted because I was going to go to our Orchlens today. I think Tractor Supply is suppose to get theirs Monday.
Yes beautiful Bonbon is my type of hen! I love those round fluff balls!Here's a video that shows Eliza and some of my other chicken taking a dust bath. Chickens Dust Bathing on a Sunny February Day It would look so much better in high def, but youtube has been rejecting them even if they're short. @Faraday40 might like to see Bonbon who stand up to show off at the end.
The video was taken last Saturday when it was almost 60 degrees! It's going to be -7 tonight, which is better than -14 that they had predicted. My coops are heated 15-20 degrees higher than the outdoor temp. For Christmas, my DS gave me a Wireless Indoor/Outdoor 8-Channel Thermo-Hygrometer with Three Remote Sensors. That way, I can monitor the temp and humidity of each coop from inside the house. My DH and I check the readings about every five minutes! hahaha
Want a lot of those breeds--esp if I had the space for it. Would love to strengthen and support rare breeds, but to do that, I need to be able to keep roos, and that hasn't worked out so far. Last batch of roos I had, one liked to crow ALL NIGHT and taught it to all the others. Didn't work too well since I have neighbor's shoulder to shoulder with me in this neighborhood. Can't wait to move to the boonies.
Funny Fish story:
The teacher in the next lab boiled his fish once. The whole science wing was in the upper 90s, reeking of dead fish when we returned after Spring Break. (high room temp + heaters = dead fish. Thankfully, I had brought all my reptiles home over vacation.) We opened all the windows to air out & adjust temps. With students soon to arrive & no time to clean, the teacher next door dumped his aquariums out the window. My part of the story doesn't end there.... In the spring as I was doing a catapult lab outside, some of my boys discovered the fish remains & decided to flick them at the girls. They tried to convince me that it was more historically accurate than the marshmallows I had given them.To this day, it remains my personal favorite reason for giving a detention. One of the boys framed his "Using a dead fish as a projectile" detention slip & gave it to me at his graduation.
