Calling all New Brinsea Owners - PRIZES - March Hatch-a-long

[marathonmultiplesmom]

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Can't hurt to ask... Ova-Easy for prize???

 

[Stacykins]

The big brooder is likely much more expensive. I think the prizes offered for us to choose are very generous already

I think more votes thus far are for the ecoglow brooder than the ovoscope and mini eco incubator. Makes sense, because once everyone hatches their lovely fuzzy butts in their new Brinsea incubators, a brooder is the best way to keep them warm and happy! I will wait for more input before contacting Brinsea with the final decision.

 

[ADozenGirlz]

Here's my entry in the Brinsea March Hatch-along. I had trouble choosing just one, so I made a little photo essay, which you can see here:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=38796&id=186188768090508&l=7a9d740efc

 

[Long Last Farm]

I vote for a mini eco!!

 

[bordergurl]

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Congrats on your hatch. Just verified you on FB

 

[txmel]

i vote mini eco

day 16 still waiting i cant stand it

 

[krstms]

I vote for the mini eco or the ovascope would be my second choice. I will get to be in on this one as I have eggs in the new brinsea now.

 

[fifelakelooper]

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Bordergurl...I have a new Brinsea Octogon Advance EX and I set my eggs on March 11th...I would like to join the contest in case they hatch March 31st....is that ok? If so...please add my name to your list. Thanks...this is my first hatch (hopefully) and I have 11 in the bator with 3 questionable's at this time.

I added your name to the list. If you hatch March 31st, same pic needs to be posted BEFORE midnight EDT on both sites.

THANK YOU...I printed out the rules so I'd remember!

 

[faykokoWV]

I guess I should say I have 19 eggs in there, I think one may have been a quitter, but its a welsummer egg to its hard to candle..... I need to win the scope so I can candle them better next time

 

[quiltnchik]

With the 20 ECO, how does everyone measure humidity come hatch time? Right now I have an Accurite in the 'bator on top of the eggs, but will have to remove it Friday for lock down. I need some way to measure humidity during lock down, but have no idea how to do it at that point. It doesn't help that I'll be out of town on a quilt retreat this weekend (leaving Friday and coming home on Monday, when they're "due") and my hubby and son will be in charge