what hapened to QuailshaQ????

[rittert3]

Shouldn't dimmer lights (like black and red) help cut back on agression as well?

 

[Stellar]

That can help for aggression, very good ritter

 

[The Critter Place]

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HI Quaillady,
I'm not sure what you mean by this?

 

[rittert3]

I think quail lady ment to make sure the lights come on on days when there is not 14-16 hours of natural light.

quaillady, I know I'm like a text book, I read to much, to bad BYC isn't an accedited college. Hey there's an idea,

 

[The Critter Place]

They're solar lights, I have no control over when they come on. Maybe her response wasn't to my question? lol..

 

[Stellar]

I think I was sleeping when I answered that question because I don't remember typing that! Lol

The more light the better though.

 

[TwoCrows]

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I don't know if solar lights will add to additional light. My poultry area is lit up like an airport runway with solar lighting, although none of the lights actually shine INTO the aviaries, and my quail do not lay from late fall to late spring.

 

[TedJan92_in_Idaho]

What about just having light on 24/7?

 

[The Critter Place]

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I was starting to wonder what kind of question I had asked.

It was the long days of darkness that threw me. lol...

O.K.

Good to know were back on track and if you were sleeping, we'll forgive that. You must have needed it.

 

[The Critter Place]

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I don't know if solar lights will add to additional light. My poultry area is lit up like an airport runway with solar lighting, although none of the lights actually shine INTO the aviaries, and my quail do not lay from late fall to late spring.

Hmmmm...

Now I"m real curious to see how the lights may work.

How/what do you mean, the lights don't shine into the aviary? Is it solid bottom, or are the lights too far away? not bright enough? I can't really picture that.

Now mine is wire to the ground and the lights are right up against them, and do shine in a little. If I ever get the quail out there, we'll see how it goes.

Working on the aviary yesterday, I may have found an underground leak from the mist system. So need to see what's up with that today!

And of coarse, hubby is out of town.