anyone heard of crock pot incubation?

Sissy

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I believe I read some where that
a person used a crock pot to incubate with
a bowl of water to keep humidity up.
does anyone know of this and the sucess rate?
 
I was wondering if an electric skillet or crock pot could be used...maybe not a great hatch rate, but it would be interesting to know if anyone was brave enough to actually try this.
 
I can't imagine that the heat could go that low. But then again, the skillet incubator, I never knew they could be that low either. If the heating element on a crock pot could do that, then get one from someone that broke one, place it in a ice chest !
Keep us posted on that!
 
Years ago, we hatched duck eggs in an electric skillet. You have to keep them damp, turn them three or four times a day.

Good Luck,

Rufus
 
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How interesting! I've never heard of such, but I can see where it might be possible in a crock pot. Hmm...
 

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