Best incbators.

[Dinoroar]

You’d be looking at maybe an ovation 56 if you want to go with brinsea

Rcom makes a 50 egg model. I haven’t used their incubators but they’re supposed to be good.

A cabinet incubator is another option as those hold a lot of eggs. They’re also pricy but sometimes good deals come up second hand.


Another option is to get 2 smaller incubators and run them at the same time.

Incuview holds 27 I think. Mines ok but wouldn’t exactly recommend it.

I agree Nurture rite is a great value for size & features. not as precise as a Brinsea but pretty reliable overall.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

You’d be looking at maybe an ovation 56 if you want to go with brinsea

Rcom makes a 50 egg model. I haven’t used their incubators but they’re supposed to be good.

I think i may just buy brinsea I heard lots of good things abut it and I can add all my eggs.

 

[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.

Okay yall I think I might just buy brinsea.

 

[Dinoroar]

I think i may just buy brinsea I heard lots of good things abut it and I can add all my eggs.

I have a brinsea maxi 2 and just love love it. A good incubator will pay for itself real fast in time saved fiddling.

 

[SpicyDill]

I just went with the 56 EX. Wish I'd gone ahead and invested in a decent incubator instead of wasting money on a cheapie "starter" incubator. It would've already paid for itself in higher hatch rates!

The nice thing about a better incubator, too, is that they hold their resale value pretty well, so if you decide that incubating isn't for you, you'll get a lot of that investment back.