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http://www.jmtdistributors.com/rcom-suro-20-n20.html

I did it, i decided on the R-Com King Suro 20..thanks everyone

I've been reading the great thread on the King...I'm leaning that way....ack! IDK!!

OK OK YAH!!! I'm buying an incubator RIGHT NOW!!! WHICH ONE!!!????? Brinsea Octagon 20 Advance $323 ($299 + shipping) OR R-Com King Suro 20 $314.69 ($299 = shipping) http://www.jmtdistributors.com/rcom-suro-20-n20.html

I'm concerned about how many eggs the suro 20 will hatch it says 24, but then MadCap says there isn't enough room to hatch 8-10 bantams....REALLY?

Quote: I went with the R-Com King Suro-20 because I got all the bells and whistles, including the automatic humidity controll pump for half the price. I couldn't be happier with it. I put my pricey eggs in it, plugged it in and plugged in the rocker. On day 18 I increased the humidity...

Thx annarie

No idea... Wondering on the advance are you able tothechicks hatch well? Looks like the motor etc are in the way

Quote: The Octagon 20 Advance EX - that's the top-of-the-line in the Octagon 20 series. It adds the automatic humidity pump module that completely electronically controls the humidity in the incubator. Automatic humidity control is a definite advantage. Yes, the extra feature is nice, but...

What about the next one up from the advance? Is there value in the extras??

or is there a better choice?

1588 The Genesis Hova-Bator with turner or Brinsea Octagon 20 Advance?? OR another recommendation for a desktop incubator?? I want bells and whistles and worry free hatches.... ha ha