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that's the beauty of Brinsea the Set and Forget method i prefer it personally Looking at getting a Octo 40 now

I have 3 of them EX Versions they are great 100% rates every time and also have a brinsea Mini Advance EX

where are you I have one for sale im in UK listing bellow in my sig

absolutly i agree its a good thing to advise and let know of possible situations i persoanlly would be more heart broken for developing embryos to die like that then to just get non developers or early deaths

hers seems to have tangled on the cradle and brinsea advise a sutable length of tube to avoid that as you can see my setup there is no way mine can tangle as its no where near the cradle

LOL i didnt think about that yes seems yellow is in at the moment lol i love brinsea they are great incubators and soon i will be getting a brinsea hatchmaster or a brinsea octo 40 not decided yet but defo a brinsea the after sales care is great too

its possible but kept in a safe place and setup correctly its quite unlikely

thats why its always good to run it a few days and look whats going on with it here are mine setup i had to tape the tube on the octo 20 for that reason and its running just fine no tangles at all and i put a large board in front to keep kids away and act as a barrior the mini is on...

mine is an advance yes and has built in humidity control the images above i showed are from a ECO 20 and is completely different to mine or the advance

i just got my Advance ex yesterday and it looks like how you explain so im guessing the 2012 model has changed i noticed on their website they now call that older model the MKIII

brinsea make a specially designed wetbulb fro the octo 20 eco that plugs into the side of it it fits into here