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I caught mine (Brinsea eco 20) on sale for $113. shipping was around $20, so look around for the best deal. I didn't get the turner with mine, I just turned the unit myself. If you have to wait for your bator, keep the eggs at room temp and tip the egg carton to keep the yolk moving inside...

My son got me my brinsea eco 20 for an early Christmas present and my first set was old eggs and all nine hatched, now they should start laying around the end of April. I now have 20 eggs in the bator, several different breeds, and I have a bannie hen that went broody, so hers should hatch a...

Then you are in for a real treat, keep temp and humidity where they are supposed to be and watch what happens, oh and turn your eggs.

I don't have a turner, I turn the unit manually and they do just fine.

Yes, during the first 18 days Humidity needs (I keep mine at this) to be 50-55% then during the lock down, I put mine at about 65%, kept the temp right around 99-100 and I had a 100% hatch rate, and this is what I am doing now for this hatch. I put a cut down sponge into the channel to help...

I do the same thing but use warm water so temp recovery time is really short and the eggs are just fine.

I just love my brinsea eco 20 here is one of my favorite pic I call it chick pillow