is a 10 gallon aquarium okay for 6 pullets?

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I used a larger cooler last time for the first couple weeks.. But I like the idea of chick TV....
also have the hood light to use or brooder clamp on from before.. plus other boxes and totes and coolers....etc andd lids and hwe. cloth etc......
Just wish I had non corn OR SOY chick starter. can get non gmo type at TSC
or gonna make another.. PVC" using "c7 or c9" old fashioned regular sized xmas tree lights. Got lights from Ebay(expensive) but later found them at local flea market.... cheaper....
Lights enclosed in a 3 inch pvc pipe..... with wtr. heater thermostat.....with pvc end caps of course..
This time gonna use the sewer and drain thinner wall pvc. the guy on video said he was gonna try a metal pipe. I emailed him and he never responded to if he tried the metal pilpe later.....
the schedule 40 PVC is so much thicker walled
saw it on link, I,believe here.... and then on youtube..." confederatemoney farm" video
Works pretty good for a pet heater
We using it in coop now for my 5 Barr Rockers.... spoiit rotten juvenile deliquents..... my babies...now almost a year old..LOL
OH saw one thread on here lady said used 30 gallon aquarium... Another lady said never again with the aquarium...... hm......
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thanks all
 
For how long? You need at LEAST 1 sq foot of space per chick for the first couple of weeks and then double that for the last 3-4 before you can put them outside. So a 10G might be ok for the first week or so, but not really after that.
 
I've used an aquarium for a brooder before, but it was a 55 gallon. And, they were only in there for a few days so my kids could watch them. They were quickly moved to a much larger outdoor brooder so I wouldn't have to smell them and clean their dust off of everything!
 
Not much but its only for a few days.... Got that Xmas tree big tote now waiting... but there are only 7 Baby girlsssss
 

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