- Aug 22, 2013
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Hello,
This is my very first post on here. I recently ordered an "mini incubator egg 7" from e-bay . it said that I do not have to turn the eggs and the price was good so I have ordered it but then have realised that the incubator has tray for 7 eggs. The instruction says that the pointy part of the egg should be down and I do not have to rotate the eggs , but then I have read on Google that the eggs have to be rotated at least 3 times a day and there is no way to rotate the eggs in tray as they stand in tray and there is not enough room to lay them down. I have messaged the seller and that is what she has written.
" The unit automatically stays at the desired temperature once set. The incubator has a fan and heating element incorporated into it so the heat is spread evenly ideal for incubation. It is also Energy efficient consuming only around 20w of power whilst in use. As the eggs rest upside down in this incubator the air bubble inside the egg faces upwards which means there is no need to turn the eggs."
She also had said that she had 2 successful batch with using the same model .
Can some one please explain whether it is really possible for the eggs to hatch as the eggs are standing and therefore no need to rotate the eggs
This is my very first post on here. I recently ordered an "mini incubator egg 7" from e-bay . it said that I do not have to turn the eggs and the price was good so I have ordered it but then have realised that the incubator has tray for 7 eggs. The instruction says that the pointy part of the egg should be down and I do not have to rotate the eggs , but then I have read on Google that the eggs have to be rotated at least 3 times a day and there is no way to rotate the eggs in tray as they stand in tray and there is not enough room to lay them down. I have messaged the seller and that is what she has written.
" The unit automatically stays at the desired temperature once set. The incubator has a fan and heating element incorporated into it so the heat is spread evenly ideal for incubation. It is also Energy efficient consuming only around 20w of power whilst in use. As the eggs rest upside down in this incubator the air bubble inside the egg faces upwards which means there is no need to turn the eggs."
She also had said that she had 2 successful batch with using the same model .
Can some one please explain whether it is really possible for the eggs to hatch as the eggs are standing and therefore no need to rotate the eggs