best incubator for first timer

[redturtle]

DH just said something about being interested in hatching out some eggs!!!!! HUH!!!!! how do you like them apples?!

when we first got chixn i just figured if any went broody then we would have some babies...i wasnt worried about the whole incubating thing (not that i didnt want to...just figured DH would never be interested)

so anyway long story short....i have done some research...now looking for input

a good incubator for a first timer...a smallish one (but not one that only holds 3 or 7 eggs...too small)...

if i can find an expensive one for cheap thats all well and good...just dont want to pay an arm or leg....

still air or a fan...per my research it seems fans help w/ the hatch better since the air is circulated and there are no hot/cold spots...

anyway any info you want to give me...pls feel free....thnx much

 

[Yard full o' rocks]

Redturtle

I had great results with a Genesis 1588 (made by GQF) with the autoturner

Check ebay or your local craigslist....

 

[newlyweds]

Yard full o' rocks :

Redturtle

I had great results with a Genesis 1588 (made by GQF) with the autoturner

Check ebay or your local craigslist....

I have to agree it's a little more expensive then the LG but for the money saved in all the eggs I lost (with a LG) it's totally worth it.​

 

[quail kid1]

I would recommend you a covatutto 6 which si a still air but I have had 5 ducklings from 6 eggs in it and its not very costly or the brinsea mini eco incubator which is a bit more expensive but is forced air and keeps humdiit yand temps rock stable