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just wondering i have a pair on eggs and the weathers minus 12 there due to hatch in a weak and half should i be putting a heater in the loft as i don't want the young to die in the nest or will a well sealed nest box with plenty of straw and enough room for mother /father to get in be enough opinions please .

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i never split them and whenit got mild they started mating so i put the nest pans in with intensions to put plastic eggs under but someone told me they would be ok but im starting to worry now as i havent kept birds for long

Guest geordiejen
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i wouldnt put heaters in the loft mate,anyway if theres a week to go before they hatch it might be warmer.also when they are newly hatched the parents will still comletely cover them.as long as theres not any wed or damp in the loft the birds will all be fine.the only problem that may occur is when the drinkers freeze over.the adults need a constant supply of food and water so make sure when they hatch this doesnt happen.

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