Backyard Barnyard Vertical 4 Pack NO PECK Poultry Waterer Drinking Cup for Chicken Ducks Quail

I took two of these vertical cups and installed them in the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket for outside the coop and used the other 2 to set up a mini auto pvc waterer inside the coop. Took me about 30 minutes for the whole set up. One of the cups was dripping over slightly so, but adjusted easily. All are work well. Chickens took to them instantly.

These fit really well in my pvc pipe waterer! My chickens seemed to reject the other kind with that nipple kind that they push up with their beaks. But these came to my rescue! The water trickles down to fill the little cup and the yellow tapper floats to the top so it doesn't overfill the cup. Works really great and now everyone is much happier. I ordered a 2nd bag to have back-ups just in case

I got this to replace a missing nut for my rugged ranch chicken waterer. It works great. I did have to cut the wings completely off for it to fit, but once I did that it worked. I like that it’s a 5 pack so I can replace it when it gets pecked at and ends up dirtier than I prefer.

These are so great. The chickens dont have to peck at them to get water flowing. I screwed four into a normal TSC 5 gallon bucket. I was dumb and had to re-do it on a new one. I set them up on a cinder block. I clean them with spraying the hose and it cleans right up. Best investment ever,

These are ok, they work for the most part, 50% of them leak, I am still experimenting with them (different applications) ... they work amazing for chicks and guinea keet... I am a little bummed, the first time I ordered them they came with elbow pieces but this time when I reordered they did not ...

Been using these for a couple of years. Quail love the fact the water in thers and they don't have to work for it. Ornamental pheasants play with the flapper and waste water. Guinea fowl do just fine. Works great with a low pressure system or gravity flow. In a open system be careful of dirt as this can cause them to leak.

Not difficult to install. The first 2 we used lasted 2 weeks before they broke and leaked all the chickens water out. No way to repair. Installed the other 2 which lasted a week with same results. Something happens to the internal metal piece where it does not stop the water flow when the cups water level is full capacity. So the water runs over the sides of the cup to the ground. Luckily it didn't happen when we were at work and not out of town.

My hens love drinking from these cups. The plastic has held up to freezing temperatures. I haven’t had any leaks. They are large enough that they are easy to clean too.