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       #Post#: 5325--------------------------------------------------
       New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: Ni Bon
       Date: February 24, 2011, 7:25 pm
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       Hi to All
       I have attached two photos of the new loft I just built for my
       newly arrived Ruby Reds.  Thanks Tony they arrived safely and
       are beautiful!
       Loft dimensions are 4' x8' with an approximate height of 6'.  It
       is two separate breeding lofts for 5 pairs each.
       Ni
       #Post#: 5326--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: oldfart
       Date: February 24, 2011, 7:44 pm
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       Ni,  WELCOME ! That is quality through and through! Enjoy the
       Ruby's ! :)
       
       Take care
       Thom
       #Post#: 5327--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: POLARBEAR
       Date: February 24, 2011, 8:34 pm
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       VERY NICE USE OF A SMALL SPACE.
       GOOD LUCK
       #Post#: 5332--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: Sound Rollers
       Date: February 25, 2011, 6:24 am
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       I like it. I like the idea of it opening like a giant kit box.
       Makes me want to start over, lol.
       John
       #Post#: 5334--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: windjammer loft
       Date: February 25, 2011, 6:47 am
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       Ni.... good looken loft.  I noticed all the vents at the top of
       the walls.  Do you have any at the floor level?? If not you
       might wanna put acouple in for better ventilation...Just a
       helpfull thought.. Using the corrigated roof like you have,
       their would be enough space for the "air" to escape.
       #Post#: 5335--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: Sammy Walker
       Date: February 25, 2011, 8:10 am
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       Big Welcome Ni
       
       You are a very gifted carpenter.The only thing that I might add
       is you will need to have some more light for breeding.There
       maybe enough light already,but I couldn't tell by the 2
       photo's.Best of luck my friend. ;)
       #Post#: 5336--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: Ni Bon
       Date: February 25, 2011, 9:08 am
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       Thanks for the welcoming comments.  I will put some low vents on
       the doors, and I am installing some solar shed lights on each
       side for extra lighting for the breeders.  The way that I am
       working with this particular loft is that it has to be as easy
       for me to access it without having to go right inside a loft
       because of concern over health issues.  I originally had a bunch
       of crested rollers and some other breeds which I was keeping in
       memory of my oldest brother who always loved all the breeds.  I
       then got some Pensoms and just when I was ready to start working
       with them, I got really sick with a pneumonia which was also
       related to the pigeons.  The person who has been caretaking the
       birds has made a mess of every thing - and I mean a MESS.  Since
       I have been on a healing process for a long time, taking
       megadoses of vit C and working with a great Chinese Dr., I am a
       lot better and my lungs are much healthier, so am going to start
       again but with some major changes in loft design and I always
       wear a mask now every time I go in the loft.  I am really
       grateful for everybody's comments, I take them all to heart.
       Ni
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       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: Sound Rollers
       Date: February 25, 2011, 9:47 am
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       Like I said before, I really like the design and those who have
       lung and breathing issues should take a long look at your loft.
       I mentioned something like this design to Paul the Firefighter
       on another thread. Again great work.
       #Post#: 5362--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: windjammer loft
       Date: February 27, 2011, 9:09 am
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       NI.........the better the "venitlation" is, the better YOUR
       health and the birds health will be. I think at  least one time
       or another, all of us have had to deal with the "bretheing"
       issue when it comes to our birds.  I know I have and now I wear
       an Inovel 1500 series N95 respirator...   Good luck and stay
       HEALTHY...
       #Post#: 9659--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Breeders Loft for the Ruby Reds
   DIR By: buttertup
       Date: October 23, 2011, 12:05 pm
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       This is one of the reasons My loft plan is open fronted. I have
       asthma, had it since I was a kid. Moreover, birds are healthier
       with more, rather than less air.
       I have been told that a wood floor is best, so that is in the
       plan as well. A shop vac is also helpful, along with the mask. I
       have never had any issues with my health due to the birds, but I
       do have to be careful. I know this is an old thread, but well,
       my two cents.
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