Red mite in garden

I wish   According to the Omlet customer service, it takes between 1 1/2  to  2 hours to put the cube together (when you know what you are doing ), but can take longer.
The little Eglu takes an hour plus.
If you read the forum/replies on the Omlet site, it confirms that is the time it takes, and sometimes more.
The cube weighs about 45 - 50kgs.

Er Is that the chickens putting them together or you ducky Ribbit.

Quote from: colliebird on September 17, 2009, 12:45

I wish   According to the Omlet customer service, it takes between 1 1/2  to  2 hours to put the cube together (when you know what you are doing ), but can take longer.
The little Eglu takes an hour plus.
If you read the forum/replies on the Omlet site, it confirms that is the time it takes, and sometimes more.
The cube weighs about 45 - 50kgs.

Er Is that the chickens putting them together or you ducky Ribbit.

If it was me putting it together sweetie, it would take a lot longer than that, and I couldn't guarantee  that I wouldn't have to call in someone to help

 :ohmy:Ooooooooooooh lots of hidy places for Red Mite to live in!!!!!

Some people thought I was  loopy when I said that the plastic compost was infested with red mite......they were hiding in the moulding joints!!!!.... (I have that bin for the chickens waste etc). I treated it the same as the coop with Cimetrol & Diatom.  Although it took 2 months I now have no red mite but I am aware that they can live without a feed for up to 9 months.  Husbandry is the most important thing.  I am sure my infestation came from pigeons, we have 3 regulars that come for corn too!!! ( I have no roof on a rather large run & garden).   I have just bought a new bigger wooden coop, but this time with an onduline roof.  My coop at the mo is all wood like tongue & groove, red mite paradise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!