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Quote: Now don't tempt me! I've already got the capability of hatching 300 quail eggs with only 2 hovabators with turners! Probably more if I ever got that many at one time

Quote: You're lucky, I did that with the one I had and the windows got to where they would fall out every time you took the top off Well, Shelley....... after all of the problems most folks have with them, I figure I got one that was made in the middle of the week.........as opposed to...

Quote: That works for a while, until you wear out the 'seal' around those windows, then it's a nightmare trying to regulate temps and humidity. Had mine out prolly 20 times or so, and they're still as snug as a cork in a wine bottle.. You're lucky, I did that with the one I had and the...

Quote: Pop the two viewing windows out without removing the top half, and retrieve them from the two big openings. The lexan windows are just press-fitted in the top, and remove / re-install easily. This solves the escape problem. That works for a while, until you wear out the 'seal' around...

One thing no one has mentioned (as another down-side to the LGs with quail eggs) is the size of the incubator. The sides of it are maybe 1" tall, when you open the top to take them out you'll have them running all over the place! The hovabators have taller sides, at least 2 1/2" if not 3". They...

Quote: Just remember you get what you pay for. I have a hovabator 1583 and a 1588, neither of which were cheap. I assume you are referring to the LG...and like I said, you get what you pay for. I bought my 1588 used for $150 I think, the 1583 was new for about the same price.

The Genesis is a great incubator, but it holds a lot of quail eggs! With the turner it can hold 120 Mine was about $160 I think with shipping. The Brinsea Octagon 20 Eco is also a very good incubator but holds a smaller number of eggs. According to the site, it can hold up to 40 quail eggs...