Homemade incubator ?

[mixedUPturk]

I'm thinking about getting a used one for starters of fb marketplace. That way I didn't invest too much if I decide I have too many ducks and don't need anymore (more like run out of room).

If you have a better handle on hatching i think it goes a long way toward building for hatchers

 

[mixedUPturk]

And lol i supose you've had a good lesson in chicken math eh Hjax?

 

[fire370]

I'm really loving this forum. Everyone is so helpful and nice.
Thanks!

And to answer your original question, yes you can use an auto turner rack assy if you make it big enough. Those rack assemblies are roughly 16”x16”.

 

[fire370]

If you have a better handle on hatching i think it goes a long way toward building for hatchers

LMAO. And it begins!

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

Quick question...
So I'm thinking if making my own incubator to start, since I don't plan on hatching too many at a time. Like maybe a dozen. Question is: if I make my own incubator can I still use an auto-turner? Or do they only work for purchased incubators? I'm not a stay at home type, and neither is my husband.
TIA

Get this incubator and be done! Although you should purchase an additional temp/hygrometer for like $10 to calibrate the incubator. But it works! Many in here have successfully hatched egg out of this. Look on ebay, it is cheaper.... I believe they are only for like $40!! HOLLA!!

HERE : https://www.amazon.com/Magicfly-Dig...gg+incubator&qid=1547684196&sr=8-6&ref=sr_1_6

 

[kwhites634]

Get this incubator and be done! Although you should purchase an additional temp/hygrometer for like $10 to calibrate the incubator. But it works! Many in here have successfully hatched egg out of this. Look on ebay, it is cheaper.... I believe they are only for like $40!! HOLLA!!

HERE : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KD75VHW/?tag=backy-20

I'll pass, tyvm