How big is the opening for the chickens? Wondering if it could be used for guinea fowl.
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The actual size of the opening is 8.5"wx10.5"h when the door is open. I have seen my hens squeeze thru two at a time. I have zero complaints about the door and it does everything it is supposed to. The first one I recieved had some problems and I called the company and they sent me a new one the next day, no hassle.
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It is plenty big enough for the guineas as I have both chickens and guinea's living together. The door works great. The dimentions are 10" High x 8.25" Wide
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It's very small, I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't give my guinea pigs very much room, just as much as their cage.
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I will send you dimentions, what kind of bird are you putting in the cage. I have a jenday conure and the cage is perfect for him. I would say it is fine for a quaker or cockiteil but I wouldn't recommend it for any bird larger than that, does this help you?
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Chickens-absolutely. I believe they could also lift a small turkey. The surface area including the prongs measures 8.5cm x 12cm (3 1/3 inches x 4 3/4 inches).
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The largest openings are 1.25" x 3.75". I have a Senegal Parrot who could probably get out of it. I suspect even a bird the size of an African Grey could also get through the openings. Any larger bird probably wouldn't be able to. The wires look to be the same gauge as my bird cage. A good perch and some dishes would be all you'd need to add. Hope this helps!
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I wouldn't use it for guinea pig because they would get their feet stuck in the bars. Guineas are adorable but not very agile like the rats. I wound get one without the wire on top.
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We have two bantams in it. We set it on a foundation of cement blocks to raise it about 10 inches. Without the blocks, the area under the shelter was so short the chickens didn't want to go under it. I wouldn't try to put standard size chickens in it, the door hole and interior of the shelter are just too small, in my opinion.
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I wouldn't use this for chickens. The "house" would barely be large enough for one bird.
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The top is 7-8 inchs, I have 9 chickens and feed them pellets, it lasts about 2 weeks. I feed some slop too.
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I didn't use mine for chickens. You would have to make nesting boxes and I would say no morethan 3 small or 2 larger
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This would be perfect! I used this with my puppy when he was very young so he didn't get into too much and it was great. It would be very spacious for two guinea pigs. Hope this helps!
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The openings along the top are about 2 in apart. My full grown roosters eat from this without any problem. I have never seen ducks eat, so I don't know if it would work or not. My baby chick's are a little too short to reach inside, but once they ate about 4 or 5 inches tall, they can reach. It worked for feeding 9 birds. Now I have over 30 birds, so I bought another one that is about 3 ft long.
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No. I use it for guinea pigs, but I think it would be a bit too small for your purposes.
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It is not large enough for a 5 lb chicken. Its for small jobs like Dim Sum, string beans, carrots, etc. I suppose for comparison's sake, a single Cornish Game Hen would fit - just barely.
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That would depend on the size of the chicken. The bottom is 6-1/4 x 6-1/4. The top is approx. 7-3/4 x 7-3/4. It is approx. 4 inches deep. A small chicken would probably fit.
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Since the egg spaces are not preformed, you can put a variety of egg sizes in it. I've put small guinea eggs to large duck eggs and hatched successfully. Also, the temp and humidity are at your control. I love this incubator
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The coop door is 12x18 or so the door into the main run area is 15x40. We had 5 chickens in the coop during the summer and fall months. Full size and not bantam....still it is small, and I expanded the digs with a second small coop add on. It is winter now and still seems to be in one piece, time will tell but it was a decent starter spot and easy to use.