Help please

[Picklethequail]

ok thank you i am trying to save my money

 

[ChickenCanoe]

The parts needed to buy to build a bator, including instruments isn't that much cheaper than buying one.

Just save your money and wait until you can fo things properly before rushing...rushing will cause failure.

Very true!

As with almost anything, assembling parts is always more expensive than buying the whole thing.

After all, you need the well insulated container that still provides oxygen to the embryos.
You need a heat source and light bulbs aren't that great. I prefer a metallic heat element.
You need a reliable thermostat to keep temperature at a consistent 99.5.
You need a way to turn them multiple times of day and night.
You need accurate thermometers to verify the temperature.
You need a way to provide humidity and a way to control the level.

 

[Picklethequail]

Wow thats alot I didn't realize i needed to turn the eggs but thank you i guess i will buy an incubator.
If you guys have any suggestions of what Incubator i should buy please tell me.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

The two most critical things for successful incubation are precise temperature control and frequent turning. The more, the better.

 

[Picklethequail]

Ok thank I will buy an incubator off of amazon that turns the eggs.
Thank you

 

[Kiki]

ok thank you i am trying to save my money

Great...you save your money and buy a proper bator and them come find me...I'll set you up with some free fertile eggs.

 

[Picklethequail]

Great...you save your money and buy orbuda proper bayor and them come find me...I'll set you up with some free fertile eggs.

Thank you

 

[Kiki]

Wait....get a bator and proper housing then find me.

 

[Picklethequail]

ok

 

[Picklethequail]

Wait....get a bator and proper housing then find me.

Umm one thing what do you mean "proper housing"? Like a brooder or a coop of some sort?