Horizontal chicken nipple installation on 5 gallon bucket

[@luciagentry1813]

Excellent video! Just what I was looking for.

[@bizzydavisismyhero]

I really liked all the details in your video. I watched a few others and thought you included the points you might ho astray. You said you might recommend a submersible heater? I didn’t notice it. Could you please share? Thank you!!!

[@vijaygolden9946]

Thanks Nicole....God bless you.

[@Monroe125]

I just completed this DIY, thanks Nicole!

[@elprofeavicola]

Thank you!

[@LivingTheDreamPermaculture]

I bought some of these nipples but haven used them yet! We found your channel via the homestead facebook group. We look forward to following along on your journey!

[@HeritageAcresMarket]

Thank you for your purchase! You’ll love them. If you need any help, please don’t hesitate to message us!

[@backyardflock2662]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!

[@HeritageAcresMarket]

Thank you!

[@mcmillansorchards7371]

Can these be installed into a 55 gallon metal drum?

[@jrbailey3208]

Hey there, I want to install these in PVC pipeing for long quail cages. May I use the same technique on the PVC as you used for your bucket? Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY

[@HeritageAcresMarket]

Hello from Colorado! To install in PVC you’ll need to tap the holes. More on installation can be found here- heritageacresmarket.com/poultry-nipple-installation/

[@jrbailey3208]

@@HeritageAcresMarket Thanks for that! I wanted to use a Pressured Nipple, so I could tie in my hose from the back of my house to my garage, and have water 24/7 for all my birds (I'm setting up by cages to run appx 250 Jumbo Coturnix by Fall-starting out with a 100 and then working my way up). I'm physically impaired, so that's the main reason I didn't want to have to use a Gravity Feed system (up and down on ladders to fill the Gravity Buckets-my hips and knees will not thank me for it). Anywho.....what's a little pain amongst Quail Farmers?!!!! Thank you again! Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY

[@HeritageAcresMarket]

Pressure systems are super popular! You will need to use a pressure reducer in order for them to work

[@jrbailey3208]

@@HeritageAcresMarket Would Home Depot, Menard's, etc have those Pressure Reducers and are they affordable and easily installable? Thank you again.

[@HeritageAcresMarket]

@@jrbailey3208 Sorry for the delay in responding! You'll need an adjustable regulator that can be reduced to 1-2 psi. This is the one I'd recommend: amzn.to/2W5uO6N

[@PajYeebMuas]

Can you list the tools?

[@PajYeebMuas]

What size is the metal driller?

[@realchrisma]

11/32" drill bit

[@danellenix2942]

I have no choice but to get the knockoffs as this recommended brand are not available any longer.

[@samihammer5138]

Carolina Coops sells the recommended brand now.