I like the gravel in the water container idea..I do use rocks and should add some gravel too..
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I like the gravel in the water container idea..I do use rocks and should add some gravel too..
Yesterday I filled the heated dog bowl with fine gravel and then topped with water to conduct the heat better. I put a double walled fount on top of this to see if it will work outside as a waterer.... no water in the coop.
I'll let you know if it stays thawed out enough to be useful. ... it's kinda asking a lot of the dog bowl to keep the fount thawed out, out in the weather like that...
I didn't like water in the coop and figure they can drag their sorry little chicken butts out to drink. ..;-D
I'm just about done with food inside also.
My Ameracuana eggs are on the green side and I have good quality AM's. I think all SQ AMs have a touch of green in them..crack one open and if it is true all the way through..you are good to go..
http://ameraucana.org/forum/index.php?topic=908.5;wap2
It could be that's just the membrane ... see if you can peel it off ... Sometimes waiting until the inside of the shell is dry changes the color a lot, so look both ways.Hmm I'm going to crack a bunch of eggs when I get home. I think I have seen some of mine where the interior has a thin white layer! Does this mean they have been crossed with another breed somewhere along the line? The breeder they came from shows her birds...
Just saw this on feeding venison to chickens and thought some here might be interested. http://www.grit.com/animals/poultry...-dont-forget-your-chickens.aspx#axzz2nqoorGpo
Hmm I'm going to crack a bunch of eggs when I get home. I think I have seen some of mine where the interior has a thin white layer! Does this mean they have been crossed with another breed somewhere along the line? The breeder they came from shows her birds...