Help please

[Picklethequail]

Oh nevermind I saw the photos of the baby quails i have one of those cages

 

[Picklethequail]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/conversations/im-getting-chickens-🐔.1333644/
Go check out my other posts please

 

[Tonyroo]

If you really want to build one?
Here's a check list of things to find.

Figure out the size you want.
Find a wooden or stryofoam box, could be an unused dresser draw, a wooden wine box, or if you have some wood panels or shelving you can make a box, but you'll need a circular saw, hammer, and nails. You can find free materials on Craigslist in your area that might be usable for the project.

Find some 1/2 inch wire cloth to fit inside the box for the eggs to lay on. You just need a small piece of it.

Things you might have at home:
40 watts appliance bulb
small shallow bowl for a water dish
short extension cord

You will have to spend some money for this:
Digital thermostat controller, it's about $12-14 dollars on Ebay.
Light socket base, $3 dollars @ homedepot or local hardware store.
A hygrometer, it reads temps and humidity, $11-13 Homedepot or local hardware store.

Tools you need:
Screwdriver
Hammer
Nails
Wire cutter
Electrical tape

Here is a picture of my DIY incubator that I trust and only use.

 

[Picklethequail]

If you really want to build one?
Here's a check list of things to find.

Figure out the size you want.
Find a wooden or stryofoam box, could be an unused dresser draw, a wooden wine box, or if you have some wood panels or shelving you can make a box, but you'll need a circular saw, hammer, and nails. You can find free materials on Craigslist in your area that might be usable for the project.

Find some 1/2 inch wire cloth to fit inside the box for the eggs to lay on. You just need a small piece of it.

Things you might have at home:
40 watts appliance bulb
small shallow bowl for a water dish
short extension cord

You will have to spend some money for this:
Digital thermostat controller, it's about $12-14 dollars on Ebay.
Light socket base, $3 dollars @ homedepot or local hardware store.
A hygrometer, it reads temps and humidity, $11-13 Homedepot or local hardware store.

Tools you need:
Screwdriver
Hammer
Nails
Wire cutter
Electrical tape

Here is a picture of my DIY incubator that I trust and only use.
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thank you so much for this information I will definitely try this out