It's winter...

[Akane]

and I still have chicks inside.

I probably will for the rest of the year. It was snowing yesterday.

They got upgraded from a brooder to a section of my guinea pig pen (seperated from the remaining guinea pig):

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v244/aqh88/chickens/pen1/?action=view&current=SANY1218.flv

 

[chickenma]

I have 4 RIR chicks, 1 andalasion? chick, 11 Quails chicks and 4 broiler chicks in my laundry room.
And 6 baby ducks, muscovy and pekin duck out side.
I love having chicks in the house, any season, as long as they can stay inside it's fine with me.

 

[ROC4K]

they wont stay small for long....

 

[Akane]

Their 5x7' is in process in the basement and as soon as I can tell roos I'm only keeping 3 or 4 hens. 35sq ft should hold several pullets until march.

 

[debilorrah]

We don't have to worry about that. My love put radiator in the hen house.

 

[Akane]

It would cost more to insulate and heat the coop in Iowa than to add a new addition on my house.

 

[SunAngel]

Same here! I have 16 three week old bantam mixes in a rabbit hutch converted to a brooder sitting next to my computer desk.

I had them in the brooder out in the big coop, but with the temps getting so cold, I was really worried what would happen if the light bulb blew out.

I have some eggs under a broody hen and a few in the incubator, but I don't know if any of those will hatch. I could end up with more though.