Best incbators.

[VeryHappyHens]

Hi, I never used an incubator to hatch eggs unless it was one of my broody hen that hatched eggs for me. Does anyone know a good incubators that have high hatch rate. Im hatching norfolk grey chickens and mosaics. Hatching 38 eggs.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Even the best incubator can have low hatch rates depending on trauma the eggs went through and the person overseeing the incubation.

I prefer the NatureRight though

 

[VeryHappyHens]

Even the best incubator can have low hatch rates depending on trauma the eggs went through and the person overseeing the incubation.

I prefer the NatureRight though

Thanks hopefully they hatch good im really excited for the new breeds im trying out.

 

[Dinoroar]

A good match would depend on a few factors.

How many eggs do you want to hatch at once?

How important are automated features like tuning and humidity?

How much precise control to you want over temps etc?

Do you have a preference between eggs on their side or upright?

What kind of budget are you working with?

 

[VeryHappyHens]

A good match would depend on a few factors.

How many eggs do you want to hatch at once?

How important are automated features like tuning and humidity?

How much precise control to you want over temps etc?

Do you have a preference between eggs on their side or upright?

What kind of budget are you working with?

Im hatching 38 eggs.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

Even the best incubator can have low hatch rates depending on trauma the eggs went through and the person overseeing the incubation.

I prefer the NatureRight though

Is it big enough to fit 38 eggs?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Is it big enough to fit 38 eggs?

No. 22, with the turner, 25 without

 

[aSoftsilkie]

im not a formal fella, but brinsea mini advances are by the best for me. (other than the unfertile and deformed eggs) you on average get a 95 to 100 percent hatch rate. there are other people what have more descriptive advice on this but personally brinsea is the way to go

 

[VeryHappyHens]

No. 22, with the turner, 25 without

oh. I guess I can reduce some eggs.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

im not a formal fella, but brinsea mini advances are by the best for me. (other than the unfertile and deformed eggs) you on average get a 95 to 100 percent hatch rate. there are other people what have more descriptive advice on this but personally brinsea is the way to go

Will it fit a huge amount of eggs?