Omelet go up 3 metre.

[Dutch bantam 1]

Hi all,
I am wondering wether an omelet go up 3 metre would suit 6 Dutch bantams?
Is there anything I should know?
Many thanks,Alfie.

 

[cavemanrich]

You are probably in the European area, since that is where those coops are common. Here is a link to some good reading.
https://www.omlet.co.uk/guide/manua...hickens_can_be_kept_in_the_eglu_goclassiccube

In my opinion after reading the specs, I think you would be just fine.

WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,, and

 

[Dutch bantam 1]

Thanks, cavermanrich.

 

[Dutch bantam 1]

cavemanrich it's not the run it's the house I'm more worried about, that being said I think you right.

 

[cavemanrich]

Bantams are smaller chickens,,,, therefore it is much easier to house more of them in a said space. Large fowl, AKA Standard chickens are physically larger, so they do need more space per chicken.
Post some pix of Dutch Bantams,,, Yours, or off line . I'm not familiar with that breed.
I currently have 2 banties,,, Old English Game hen.

 

[123RedBeard]

Here is a recent thread that a person in Canada started ... they have six chicks ...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/omlet-eglu-cube-yay-or-nay.1316361/

 

[Frosty10]

Hi
I have had 2 silkies in my Eglu Go, and would be happy with 3 chickens their size living in it - no more than that. The Omlet website says you could keep 'up to 4 medium size' chickens in this coop. Silkies are quite small, not much bigger than dutch bantams, and I think 4 medium size standard chickens is way too much chicken for the available space, and would therefore be a tight squeeze for 6 bantams. They are great coops though, so easy to keep clean.

 

[Frosty10]

Here is a recent thread that a person in Canada started ... they have six chicks ...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/omlet-eglu-cube-yay-or-nay.1316361/

Hi - they have the Omlet Eglu 'Cube', it is a lot bigger than the Omlet Eglu 'Go'. I have the Go, and now wish I'd bought the Cube as it would be nice to have a few more chickens

 

[Dutch bantam 1]

Bantams are smaller chickens,,,, therefore it is much easier to house more of them in a said space. Large fowl, AKA Standard chickens are physically larger, so they do need more space per chicken.
Post some pix of Dutch Bantams,,, Yours, or off line . I'm not familiar with that breed.
I currently have 2 banties,,, Old English Game hen.

you would have to find some online, I can't upload because i am on a pc and cant download pictures sorry.