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Like the article says it’s worked perfectly for a very long time. Having it be too warm is probably much safer than a little cold (our chicks would gather direc
by ed25519FUUU 6y ago
Like the article says it’s worked perfectly for a very long time. Having it be too warm is probably much safer than a little cold (our chicks would gather directly under the heat lamp and I wondered why it never bothered them). The problem here is probably dehydration from having shipments intentionally delayed.
- poulsbohemian 6y agoI agree - dehydration / starvation is the primary issue here, followed by the risks of simply more moving and shaking.