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    Testing the brooder plate

    I have 12 brown layers, they were born May 14th. My brooder plate is 12 x 12.
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    Testing the brooder plate

    No snow North of Edmonton, this morning was the coldest at 5 degrees C. They didnt seem too phased by the cold. They were all out in the coop, none under the brooder plate.
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    Testing the brooder plate

    I thought my brooder plate was too hot, also, so I hooked up dimmer switch to a plug and was able to turn it down a bit. The girls are still alive at 16 days, I moved them out to a unheated coop with the brooder plate 3 days ago, they are happy and healthy in Northern Alberta
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    Heat plate placement

    So the high side would be 4 inches or so?
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    Heat plate placement

    Wow. Thats really low, i have one side at 1.5 inches, the other 3, i guess I will lower the low side some more
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    Heat plate placement

    This was my thinking too. My chicks will be in s heated garage, i plan on turning the garage heat and heat plate on the day before. I plugged in the brooding plate when I first got it, just to make sure it works, heated up quite quickly, but will give it a good 24 test before I get the chicks. I...
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    Heat plate placement

    Ok, thanks, i thought they would attack the blue edges. Thats why I covered them.
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    Heat plate placement

    Getting ready for 12 chicks in 2 days from now. Getting set up. Should the heat plate be against the wall, or should there be some space around all 4 sides. Also puppy pads, it there danger of chicks picking at the blue plastic, i currently have it covered with paper towel. I will switch to...
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