This is the one that actually works, & not try to cook my chicks.
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This is the one that actually works, & not try to cook my chicks.
Their prices are too high that's for sure.I’ll probably end up getting another MagicFly if anything. Maybe another model or something. Lots of peeps recommend Brinsea but I don’t see anything spectacular about them really.
Definitely. A silkie breeder here in AL that I know has one, it’s just like my MagicFly just waaaay more expensive. Same material too. Not more durable... the same.Their prices are too high that's for sure.
Mine only costed me at most $56-$75.Definitely. A silkie breeder here in AL that I know has one, it’s just like my MagicFly just waaaay more expensive. Same material too. Not more durable... the same.
I agree.I don’t mind paying a lot for something that is good quality but for an incubator that I can get the same usage out of by choosing the cheaper option...? Then yeah I’m choosing the cheaper one then
My Hovabator was $85 I think? And my MagicFly was $45. I had another one I paid a good bit more for and it was TRASH. Actually... it’s in the trash!Mine only costed me at most $56-$75.
If my other one tries cooking my chicks again, it'll be in the trash too.My Hovabator was $85 I think? And my MagicFly was $45. I had another one I paid a good bit more for and it was TRASH. Actually... it’s in the trash!
My Hovabator will literally go from room temperature to 110F in minutes. It’s about to be in the trash too.If my other one tries cooking my chicks again, it'll be in the trash too.