Help with choosing next incubator??

[LunaMarieWolf]

I am going to be needing help choosing a new incubator.

My younger sister is going to be taking over my flock of chickens while I go off to college during the Fall and Spring, but I will be back to take over during the summer.

She is wanting to hatch eggs since we are redoing our entire flock and focusing on some more popular selling chickens in our area (bantams sell for ridiculous prices over here in our part of OK).

Our tiny incubator we have now only holds 7 eggs and she is wanting to hatch more eggs than just 7 at a time. She is 13 years old and me and her have been raising chickens together for 3 years now so she has the hang of everything.

I just need the process of incubating/hatching eggs to be easier for her because she younger and needs all the help she can get.

So I need help finding an incubator where it is automatic almost everything. Our Brinsea Mini 2 Advanced is awesome but needs more room for more eggs.

Thank you so much for any help!!

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

I have RComs and I really like them. I have an RCom 20 all she'd have to do is add distilled water every other day from an outer port lid and the eggs stay on their side and a conveyer belt rotates them for you. You aren't supposed to hatch in it. I have an RCom King Suro and it pretty much does everything for you after you put the end of the aquarium tubing in a huge container of distilled water. Eggs stay upright in a cradle, its scary to watch you think your eggs are going to fall out but they don't. You can take it off the cradle or just unplug it and can hatch it in the same machine!

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

I want to get this one! Looks like it can hold 15 chicken eggs.

HERE : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RKR3LKX/?tag=backy-20

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

OOoh.... but now I want this one! I think this one might have humidity display? Doesn't say though. It's cheaper too, not sure how many chicken eggs it can hold?

HERE : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SPL5FXJ/?tag=backy-20