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Works great!I brought it to the feed store with me and put them right in, hurried home and plugged it in to warm them up.The feeder didn't work very well with the size of the grains that I got from the feed store, but i just used a few short sake cups squished in the corner.Also, the water gets warm, so I change it out, but they may like it warm?If it's in a cool space, a folded towel over the top and back, not blocking ventilation, can insulate it, but check its not getting too hot then, but ultimately I felt the warmest temp it produced was just right for the young chicks and then the light can be turned down as they get older.The diaper changing pads cut in half are an excellent solution.

The wood is very lightweight, and I was worried that the screws would split it. That didn't happen and the screws were easy to get into the soft wood, so assembly was relatively easy. The clear panels don't fit perfectly, but they will do. The light element needs to be assembled, so watch the video if you've never done this before. I needed wire strippers because the wires that were exposed broke off when I screwed them into the fixture. The "diapers" fit very well. The thermometer/hydrometer is in Celsius and had no instructions to adjust it. The feeders are very small and I anticipate them tipping over often. The little clips that look like they are holding the feeders to the wall actually don't work because they need to be inserted into the wood, which isn't an option. Overall, I think it's decent. I think it could be cheaper or improved quality to meet the price. I also think the idea that it will hold up to 20 birds is ridiculous. It would do that for about a week, but then they will be too big. I think 10 birds is likely it's maximum capacity, and only for a few weeks.

Extremely small, considering the picture has a puppy a turtle and a guinea pig pig on it. I was absolutely mortified when I put it together, and it could barely fit a hamster I will likely be using it for the first two days of their lives and then having to upgrade something bigger honestly, this reminds me of a toy more than anything else the light is impossible to put together and overall it’s just really cheaply made strongly discouraged buying this for any animal

Nice little piece of equipment. I’ve used it twice so far. I’m a small time quail raiser, raising for family consumption. It wasn’t difficult to put together but the screws to attach the light were wrong so I substituted some I had. I have indoor cats so I do put mine inside an extra pet cage and I did glue in and then added tape to the front plastic see- through panel bc my adopted feral- turned self domesticated hunter cat likes to stick her hand through the bars to look for weak spots 😂 but I like it. I use it the first week for my cortunix quail hatches. It’s not hard to clean and I think it’ll hold up for quite a while as long as you have a floor covering like a puppy pad or some paper and then about 2 inches up on all sides. The light is POWERFUl so no worries about keeping the heat up. It’s good for us small time ppl and I paid $40 for it so I’m happy with the value as long as you clean it properly which you should be doing with any brooder. I’d buy another one of it if my numbers of hatches got higher. Very pleased.

The tiny screws make this hard to assemble but once assembled it works great for a few chicks for the first two weeks. Definitely would not recommend putting 12 chicks in this.

Feeders are too small for chicken scratch. Box only fits 1-2 chicks for the required 8 weeks before they can be moved outside to a coop. You will need to buy a bigger box if you have more chicks than that.

Really great for a small brood of hatchlings. It even comes with a first pads that they WON’T EAT! Happy Backyard Farmers here! This is a keeper for the first week or two.

Love this little box it is so handy