WHAT DO I DO!!!!!!!!

jxc900

In the Brooder
May 1, 2016
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i had a polostryrine box and i put thermal stuff around the sides and at night i leave a hot water bottle in there and leave them outside is this a bad idea!!
 
How do you cover it to keep predators out or from being knocked over?

If you are putting the box lid on, then, bad idea. but if no lid, how are you keeping heat from escaping the top?
Is it ducklings you have in there? How old?
 
yes i do put the lid on how is this a bad idea? and there only a couple of days old. and i put them in a fenced encloser no predators can get to them. i poke a few holes inside so they can breathe.
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Dude these are not bugs these are larger animals, you do not seem very prepared for them. They need a brooder, inside as in side the house with a heat source for the first week or 2 and they need poultry starter and water. You cannot poke hole in the box and think that they can breathe, that is not enough airflow you will kill them at this rate. Im not trying to be mean, but come on, like really!
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yes i am prepared for ducklings i have a few holes and i have also made a large hole through other side with wire for better ventilation. and yes of course i have feed and water for them and they have a water bottle that lasts all through the night oh and i know they not bugs
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Yet you have them outside at a few days old. Thats not what you need to do. Look I'm trying to help, but you aren't keeping them in the proper habitat that they need to be in at that age. You lack the proper enclosure, a proper heat source, and proper protection. The ducklings need to be in a brooder, inside, and safe.
 
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they are safe! there in a box in a large metal enclosure with no way of birds,foxes or any other predators.
 

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