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the ones I have only get warm. You can hold them in your hand while plugged in and they are 75 watt

I think there's a lot of confusion here. That is a radiant heat bulb. There is no light and it actually does not get hot. I have used these forever and they do well and will not cause a fire should they fall. To each their own with safety precautions but these are not like regular heat lamps

I wish I could get enough broodies to brood everyone here . My life would be so much eaiser.

Yep, I've already moved 130+/- a few to the outside grow out pens. I've got another 60 to 80 in the brooders. That doesn't include ducklings

We use heat lamps here to brood all chick's as we brood hundreds at a time. We give them normal tap water fresh daily with a vitamin/electrolyte/pro biotic mix. I put the water on the far end of the brood where no light hits it. It gets to room temperature at the most. Newly hatched day Olds...

there is no reason to heat the chick's water. We always give our chick's cold weather and keep it out of the heat. Haven't lost any for that reason yet. Raise hundreds every year.

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we switch to rabbit water bottle waterers when they are a week old. No issues here.

great use of the old cage then! How long til there's chicks?

good looking setup. You'll probably have to put tallet cardboard in the front after a week or so cause they'll jump up and get out the wire.

I love the window! I use to use the tubs but I just raise to many for that now. Good looking brooder

Luckily, I don't have bears! I've just got to make the pens stray dog proof.

my bf said I can raise all I want as long as they are OUTSIDE. He didn't have much option, either help build it, or they continue to live in the house.

Oh, it's 3X3 ft square and the bottom is wire floor to raise waterfowl so they don't rot a wooden floor out with their water mess. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

it does need some more paint but it got late last night and now it's raining. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I use to use Rubbermaid tubs to raise chicks and ducklings all last year. They stunk even cleaned daily and the chicks outgrew them way to fast. Here's my solution. I really need a second one but this will work for now!