I have the Royal Rooster waterer, which is basically a cylinder pipe with a cup on each side. It works great and stays clean. However the cups of course freeze in the hard New England temps.
I see a lot of threads about people choosing between a horizontal nipple and a cup but see nothing about using both at the same time. Would it defy some laws of physics if I added a horizontal nipple on each side above the cup so that if the cups are frozen the hens can still access water? Has anyone done this and found that having both simply did not work or somehow messed up the water flow?
I see a lot of threads about people choosing between a horizontal nipple and a cup but see nothing about using both at the same time. Would it defy some laws of physics if I added a horizontal nipple on each side above the cup so that if the cups are frozen the hens can still access water? Has anyone done this and found that having both simply did not work or somehow messed up the water flow?