JXJHOVV Large 12x12 Chick Brooder Plate with Anti-Roosting Cone – Adjustable Height, Up to 25 Chicks

Meet the JXJHOVV Large Chick Brooder Plate, a 12 by 12 inch heating surface designed to support your first days with a small flock. By delivering direct, contact-based warmth, it helps newly hatched chicks feel secure as they perch beneath a cozy glow. This model comfortably accommodates up to 25 chicks in a single brood space, making it a practical choice for larger hatch batches, ducklings, and quail chicks.

Direct warmth, like a mother hen

The plate sits close to the floor so chicks can snuggle underneath, mirroring the comfort of a mother hen. The design emphasizes gentle heat without glare, helping little birds settle into a restful routine. Instead of bright lamps, this plate provides a steady, reassuring warmth that reduces stress during early days.

• Direct, contact-based warmth similar to a mother hen
• Anti-roosting cone keeps droppings off the surface for easier maintenance
• Stepless height and angle adjustment to match flock growth
• Low power usage at 38 watts with no disruptive glare
• Enclosed heating surface for reliable, daily operation

Flexible, easy to use for growing flocks

As your chicks expand their comfort zone, you can raise the plate or tilt it to create a warm, inviting space for birds of different sizes. The anti-roosting cone minimizes mess and simplifies cleaning, helping you maintain a tidy brood area without extra effort.

• Custom height and angle settings for different chick sizes
• Energy efficient operation reduces electricity costs
• Quiet performance without bright lighting
• Durable enclosure that resists accidental damage

In practical setups, this brooder makes it easier to manage a larger batch without sacrificing warmth or cleanliness. Pair it with a simple brood box and bedding for a contained, low-stress environment that supports steady growth. While results may vary, many keepers find this setup a convenient way to provide consistent heat during early days, with the potential for improved rest and development in the flock.