Hi Everyone,
This is Christopher Baker the owner of http://www.reptipro.com and http://www.incubators.org
I see that a lot of members of this site are using our incubators and we would love to hear your feedback and also see any pictures that you may have of your hatches.
Please also post if we have permission to use your pictures on our websites so we can start a customer action shots section with pictures, testimonials, and other cool stuff having to do with our incubator.
Currently we have over 5000 people worldwide using our ReptiPro 5000 unit and the feedback has been tremendous. We have people hatching bird and reptiles of course but some of the other cool uses people have found for our incubator include -
-Byrd Biotech Center at Marshall University uses them as cell culture incubators for cancer research - (my personal favorite alternative use)
-The researchers at http://www.water.org use our incubators as bacteriological growth chambers in the study and quest to bring clean drinking water to Africa
-The Red Cross used our incubators to deliver temperature sensitive medications such as anti-fungals and anitbiotics to Haiti after the earthquake in 2010 as the units fit in their vehicles and had car adapters - (hooray!)
-Hatching Platypus Eggs - John Treadea (Australia)
-Proofing Bread
-Incubating Yogurt
-Kentuckiana Farms (one of the largest horse farm conglomerates in the world) uses our incubators to transport horse specimen worth hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.
-The Herpetology Department at Zoo Atlanta solely relies on our incubators for the reptile breeding programs
-Used to transport baby Kangaroos ( with some minor modifications to the unit ) between zoos and retirement placements throughout the southwestern usa.
And the list goes on....
We are looking forward to becoming contributing members of this online community and hope to learn and help teach people about incubation and the overall care of our small feathery, furry, and scaly friends.
If you ever have a question or comment for me please feel free to email me at [email protected] or [email protected] and we will promptly respond.
Thanks,
Chris
This is Christopher Baker the owner of http://www.reptipro.com and http://www.incubators.org
I see that a lot of members of this site are using our incubators and we would love to hear your feedback and also see any pictures that you may have of your hatches.
Please also post if we have permission to use your pictures on our websites so we can start a customer action shots section with pictures, testimonials, and other cool stuff having to do with our incubator.
Currently we have over 5000 people worldwide using our ReptiPro 5000 unit and the feedback has been tremendous. We have people hatching bird and reptiles of course but some of the other cool uses people have found for our incubator include -
-Byrd Biotech Center at Marshall University uses them as cell culture incubators for cancer research - (my personal favorite alternative use)
-The researchers at http://www.water.org use our incubators as bacteriological growth chambers in the study and quest to bring clean drinking water to Africa
-The Red Cross used our incubators to deliver temperature sensitive medications such as anti-fungals and anitbiotics to Haiti after the earthquake in 2010 as the units fit in their vehicles and had car adapters - (hooray!)
-Hatching Platypus Eggs - John Treadea (Australia)
-Proofing Bread
-Incubating Yogurt
-Kentuckiana Farms (one of the largest horse farm conglomerates in the world) uses our incubators to transport horse specimen worth hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.
-The Herpetology Department at Zoo Atlanta solely relies on our incubators for the reptile breeding programs
-Used to transport baby Kangaroos ( with some minor modifications to the unit ) between zoos and retirement placements throughout the southwestern usa.
And the list goes on....
We are looking forward to becoming contributing members of this online community and hope to learn and help teach people about incubation and the overall care of our small feathery, furry, and scaly friends.
If you ever have a question or comment for me please feel free to email me at [email protected] or [email protected] and we will promptly respond.
Thanks,
Chris
