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7/28/12 at 12:57pm

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Have any of you incubators used brinsea mini advance? Mine has shipped and is on its way here. Any tips? Suggestions? Stories?

Mother of 4 hens (soon to be 6) Maggie (Americana), Laney (Don't know her breed), Big Mama (Wyandotte), and Lil Mama (Wyandotte)....... also raised a puppy named Max (He's 7 months now, a mix of heeler and border collie) and Dimey (She's 10 years, a mix of heeler and labrador) 2 cats, one is an indoor cat the other barely comes home.