Having a problem finding a incubator

[FarmMomof3]

All i need is an incubator that will hold about 12 eggs at a time... less even. No where around me (Okanagan British Columbia, Canada) has small enough bators like that. I'm getting really frustrated.

Anyone know of a place where i could get one that is in Canada? The closer to me the better... but I just need some help finding one.

We are a tiny little farm and we don't need to hatch 30-50 chicks at a time so the big ones aren't needed.
We just want to try our hand at hatching and breeding and so a small 'bator is good.

Any suggestions?

 

[Sphinx]

I adore my Brinsea Mini Advance. It only holds 7, though I've heard of people fitting up to 12 eggs if they turn them themselves. I would imagine Brinsea ships to Canada. I've also seen them sold on Amazon.com.




Incidentally, I have chicks hatching out of it due tomorrow. I just barely turned the webcam on, and only one egg is pipped, but feel free to watch.

 

[Sweetlilbaby]

I suggest ordering one over the internet. I'm not sure with the small ones what works best. Or what a good price is for them.
I am using a cooler with a lightbulb and a dimmer switch LOL So can't give much advice on what kind of incubator to use.

 

[bantaclear]

Ebay. I got mine from ebay. Much cheaper than going to store or hatchery to buy on.

 

[Kaitie09]

http://www.arcatapet.com/item.cfm?cat=15078

This is what we have. Right now I have 13 in there and there is more than enough room. I think we got ours at TSC. We have had it for 7 years and even after being in the storage room for the past 4 years, it popped right out and worked perfectly. I'm sure you can find it cheaper somewhere other than this website.

 

[weimarmama]

Check out the Brinsea Mini incubators. Brinsea makes some of the best incubators. I have two (an Octagon 20 Eco and a mini) and really love them. They're so easy to use, plus more durable than styrofoam incubators. Plus, they're having a sale right now where you get 10% off if you use a coupon code.