We're going on vacation tomorrow so I need an efficient way to water my flock while I'm gone. My first thought was to install poultry nipples inside the run. It turns out the guy at the feed store didn't know there was such a thing. My original thought was to purchase one of those 2 gallon poultry waterer's that you always see, but since I'm housing a duck with my flock, he will contaminate the water. My next idea is to use a rabbit waterer. I'm planning to hook it up to a two gallon jug and hand it inside the run.
What are the main differences between poultry and rabbit waterer's?
Will a rabbit waterer be able to withstand the pressure of two gallons and will it be too leaky to last a week?
I would really appreciate any answer as soon as possible.
~RLAZ
What are the main differences between poultry and rabbit waterer's?
Will a rabbit waterer be able to withstand the pressure of two gallons and will it be too leaky to last a week?
I would really appreciate any answer as soon as possible.
~RLAZ