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Hi,

 

I'm a newbee and need some help with my new cube. My hens have issues getting down the ladder, and forget getting up the ladder they don't even try. My ladies are 2 monthold now, and I'm wondering if it's their age that is preventing them to navagate the ladder? Any advice you can give me will be a great help.

 

Thanks,

 

Melinda

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What kind are they? My little Connie really struggles at that age with her wee curly toes - still slightly falls out of the cube each morning. I got advice on here to put garden netting on the ladder - works a treat - 8007228340_63cd718c90_n.jpg

although still spent a few nights lifting them up to bed til they got the hang of it!

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When we changed from the wooden house to the cube, my OH didn't like that the ladies were slipping down the cube ladder, so he took the old wooden ladder and attached it to the cube one with cable ties. Now even my little bantams can go in and out with no trouble. I'll try to get a pic later for you

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I think you are having issues because they are little, some good ideas here, see if you can add a step at the bottom maybe? I can honestly say the ladder hasn't ever been an issue for mine and my Cuckoo Pekin is tiny, but they were a lot older when they started using it.

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What kind are they? My little Connie really struggles at that age with her wee curly toes - still slightly falls out of the cube each morning. I got advice on here to put garden netting on the ladder - works a treat - 8007228340_63cd718c90_n.jpg

although still spent a few nights lifting them up to bed til they got the hang of it!

 

It worked for the last 3 days they have gone into their cube with no help from me or my family!!!! :dance: Thank you sooooooooo much for your help!!!! :clap:

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