Best incubator that works?

[Myrshine]

I’m looking for suggestions of the best incubators that are sturdy and work properly from experience. I got an incubator that was faulty last year, killed most of my chicks (43/50 of them died from it) and I’m looking to find something different that (hopefully) won’t cause this again. Pictures of what you use as well as the name of it and how many eggs it can hold what be great. It would also have to be able to incubate turkey eggs as well.

 

[MGG]

I’m looking for suggestions of the best incubators that are sturdy and work properly from experience. I got an incubator that was faulty last year, killed most of my chicks (43/50 of them died from it) and I’m looking to find something different that (hopefully) won’t cause this again. Pictures of what you use as well as the name of it and how many eggs it can hold what be great. It would also have to be able to incubate turkey eggs as well.

Hello!
An Incuview or a cabinet incubator would probably be the best. How many eggs are you looking to incubate at one time?

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Silver Duckwing Old English Game bantam: Holds 3 standard chicken eggs, 5 Silkie eggs, and however many bantam eggs that are under her when she goes broody. Works well, and will even brood the chicks till old enough to leave.

Buff Orpington: Holds about 12 eggs. Great incubator and brooder, though the SDOLG bantam had a higher hatch rate.

So there is what I have used for incubators.

 

[ChloeSilkie08]

Silver Duckwing Old English Game bantam: Holds 3 standard chicken eggs, 5 Silkie eggs, and however many bantam eggs that are under her when she goes broody. Works well, and will even brood the chicks till old enough to leave.
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Buff Orpington: Holds about 12 eggs. Great incubator and brooder, though the SDOLG bantam had a higher hatch rate.
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So there is what I have used for incubators.

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