Best Incubator?

[Xfranc]

Anyone got any suggestions?

I am investing in an incubator and to be fair I only need a few eggs hatched but Im thinking that for the future it might be worth getting a bigger one, so Im stuck right now as there are so many on the market.

has to be with auto turning and NOT to extravagant in price ...

Any ideas?

Or if anyone has any bad experiences with a brand?

Thank you ,

Hugs,

Kat and Dan

 

[pascopol]

Brinsea ECO 20

Best bator for the money, durable, easy to clean, holds temperature like a rock.

If an egg is hatchable, this bator will hatch it, no excuses.

 

[walkswithdog]

Pascopol is right, the Brinsea is the best in that size and price range.

I'm saving for a cabinet bator, a Dickey. So I'm incubating in homemade incubators. But if I wanted to limit myself to small hatches it'd be a Brinsea.

 

[One Acre Wonder Farm]

Lots of great info:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=157493

 

[silkieluver_07]

I LOVE my Hovabator Genesis 1588. It was the best bator for my price range and it holds temperature right at 99.9 degrees!

 

[ChanceRider]

I love my Brinsea ECO 20. As has been said, it's a durable hard plastic which cleans easily, holds temp and humidity, and with the autoturn cradle it takes very little attention. I also have two GQF cabinet incubators but use the Brinsea when I have smaller batches to set.

The Genesis 1588 was my first choice UNTIL I stumbled upon the Brinsea. No complaints with it at all!