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it depends what type of grit and what type of grit pots, some absorbs moisture and open pots can be soiled so I prefer to give it fresh daily to prevent wastage.
it depends what type of grit and what type of grit pots, some absorbs moisture and open pots can be soiled so I prefer to give it fresh daily to prevent wastage.
Phil
I see, out hopper is well protected from dampness and soiling
pick pots are not fresh every couple of days,thats what mine get cost a bit too much to chuck after a day or two
I think pjc had my circumstances in mind with his reply. With only 2 pigeons, and with only a little grit in a small pot, it's not going to break me to change it regularly. Thanks.
invalidusername = David LOST: IHU 07 S 59089 please contact if found.
Hi David, Nice to meet you last night, sorry couldn't stay and chat longer, damn work always gets in the way of the pigeons!
Give grit in a seperate pot, only give a small ammount at a time and change it every couple of days so its always fresh, same with minerals.
Phil
this is the best way, in my opinion too,,,,,,,grit,,, mineral..pots . soon get soiled and become a haven for worm oocysts [eggs] and cocci,, ,,,,cheap enough to keep fresh , a teaspoonfull would do a pair a couple of days ,,,,,but when feding young, they will eat [and need a lot more ] best of luck
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