Incubators should be used in a well ventilated room with a steady temperature out of direct sunlight. Allow chicks to remain in incubator until dry. Dip chick's beak into water several times before placing them into the brooder. A drown-proof drinker is essential. A low waste feeder is helpful.
Slippery surfaces result in leg problems.
Top netting will prevent injuries including broken necks, although a hard wire or solid roof will additionally prevent predators from preying upon your birds. The choice is yours. Clip the last row of feathers from ONE wing with scissors. This will last until the next molt. The effect of this is permanent and is for use with adult birds only and is risky as loss of blood or infection may occur.