FREE: 4 Water Nipple Drinker Chicken Feeder Poultry Duck Hen Screw In Style NEW
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The listing, 4 Water Nipple Drinker Chicken Feeder Poultry Duck Hen Screw In Style NEW has ended.
Ideal for broilers, breeders, layers, pullets, ducks and game birds.Manufacturer recommends 3 birds per nipple.
Does not require a drip cup.
Screw directly into PVC pipe, or use reducing tees with Teflon tape for round PVC pipe.
Delrin body, 360° side-action pin.
Drill an 11/32" hole in a plastic waterbottle cap and thread it in. If you want to put the nipple in a hard substance then you will need to tap the hole with a 1/8-27 NPT Pipe Tap
Instructions:
Fill a clean soda bottle* with water. Securely fasten the Brooder Bottle Cap™ to the top of the bottle. Invert the unit and poke a small hole in the bottom of the bottle (the new "top" of your waterer). Please Note: It is important to poke a small hole in the bottom of your bottle. Failure to do so may result in improper water flow, or no flow from the bottle.
Hang your brooder bottle from the side of your brooder or cage at a comfortable height for your bird(s). To securely affix the bottle to the side of the cage, try a small bungee or wire (clothes hanger, picture hanger wire, fence wire, electrical wire etc.) Make sure that your bottle is far enough away from your heat source, to keep the bottle from melting or the water from getting hot. If you have chicks of different sizes, set the dripper for the highest bird and provide a step up for the smaller ones ensuring it does not hinder access to the larger birds. Better yet, buy two and suspend them at different heights!
Training is easy... Place a small container under your dripper head. Show the birds how it works by poking "in" the dripper to allow water to flow out. You might accomplish the same thing by using a rubber band to keep the dripper open--just remember to keep a close eye on the water level. Your birds will quickly learn how to access their new water source. Ensure that all birds are properly drinking from the dripper.
4 total nipples included to provide a souce of clean water for your fowl