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Got all the water in today!!! That was a chore! Anyone have advice on height for nipples (pullets and full dive hens? I have an area below coop I will use for chicks. I looked online, but I think they are too high.
Got a 30lb regulator but still seems like the pressure is too high? Any suggestions on pressure setting? I have the rent a coop water nipples.
 

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Got all the water in today!!! That was a chore! Anyone have advice on height for nipples (pullets and full dive hens? I have an area below coop I will use for chicks. I looked online, but I think they are too high.
Got a 30lb regulator but still seems like the pressure is too high? Any suggestions on pressure setting? I have the rent a coop water nipples.
I put mine at about (chicken) shoulder height. I use a bucket though so don't know about pressure.
 
Maybe more like 8-10 inches
Sounds about right to me.....can't remember and am not going to go out and measure :D
Better to low that too high....I've seen grown birds drink from the chick nipples that are much lower to the ground
I also use bricks and 4x4's as a step up for the shorter birds.

PSI for chicken nipples...hmmm....quick google tells me 5PSI.

ETA...another observation.
The foam insulation, remove or cover it completely as they will peck t it and eat it.
Do you have a valve on the nipple pipe so you can flush it from time to time?
 

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