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Farmight Chick Brooder Heater Plate, Adjustable Height, 3 Size Options 10x10 Reviews

4.5 Rating 25 Reviews
This is a GREAT little heater and has been so cozy for my chicks. I have 8 - I'm sure more could fit. I like the option of tilting one side higher than the opposite, giving my "girls" the option for more or less heat as they grow. 2 weeks in and they still snuggle together under the heater for naps and nighttime. REALLY glad I have ditched the lightbulb heater for this safe, reliable heat source.
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Posted 2 years ago
Really happy this product was recommended by MPC. Next to food and water, has to be the most important item in the brooder!
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Posted 2 years ago
Works well, on our second week using it and it works as described. Keeps chicks warm and they are thriving. No worries about heat lamp starting a fire. Love the adjustability to adapt to growing birds.
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Posted 2 years ago
Doesn't seem to get warm enough to keep chicks warm. Lost all my batch. No direction sheet in box. Experience failed.
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Posted 2 years ago
The chicks seem to be warm and comfortable. I will soon need to go up in size. I'm very satisfied.
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Posted 2 years ago
I have not used it yet. But the fast and friendly service was great.will recommend you to anyone wanting your products ,will send a review when I have used it . Thank you
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Posted 2 years ago
This was our first time raising chicks. My son's teacher hatched them in the classroom and we brought them home on hatch day. All four chicks love this heater and I love that it has less fire risk than a heat lamp. I made one side a bit higher than the other (using the adjustable legs) so that they could go where it was most comfortable for them. I recommend this product!
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Posted 3 years ago
Working out great so far. I have 6 baby chicks and they all can fit under. They are just over one week old. Not sure if it would fit any more comfortably. I would have a hard time telling if they were huddled together because they are cold or just because of space.
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Posted 3 years ago