I Built A Wooden Incubator.

Hello everyone! :frow
A month or two ago my dad and I built an incubator out of wood.
Eventually I will make an article about the build.
First we set 42 Easter Egger eggs that were transferred over. A heat spike killed most of the eggs, but 2 eggs hatched. Both chicks unfortunately died young from complications. :( But both were male, so...

Now I have set several shipped eggs. I have set Bantam Light Brahmas, D'Uccles and bantam Sicilian Buttercups.

I left for two weeks while the eggs incubated and most of the eggs are due to hatch on Thursday the 16th.
About half are viable. I figured I'd make a thread to follow the hatch and hopeful success of my incubator.

Here's to hoping for some healthy chicks.

-Cyprus

Some of the eggs:
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The incubator:
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YAY! Great idea.That sounds AWESOME!!:ya I have never heard of a WOODEN incubator before, but that sure is a nifty idea... and cheap as well! Your eggs look nice and clean, I'm hoping that you have a good hatch! :celebrateThe eggs that you have hatching... oh boy I'm jealous!:love:love:love! I want some of those breeds!!

Good luck!:thumbsup
 
:goodpost:
YAY! Great idea.That sounds AWESOME!!:ya I have never heard of a WOODEN incubator before, but that sure is a nifty idea... and cheap as well! Your eggs look nice and clean, I'm hoping that you have a good hatch! :celebrateThe eggs that you have hatching... oh boy I'm jealous!:love:love:love! I want some of those breeds!!

Good luck!:thumbsup
Thank you! :)
So far I am having a good hatch.
 

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