I can get a Incubator!!

[train2110]

My wife has agreeded to let me get an incubtor with the tax return money!!

Now comes the fun part of choosing the right one. Looking at only about ten eggs at a time.

 

[Baralak]

I would get a Hova-Bator (1588, 1602n, really anything in the hova line) or a Brinsea Octagon 20

 

[rebel yell]

You can build a really nice one for the price of a store bought one.

 

[mstricer]

Meyer hatchery has package deals at good prices. I'm with Baralak I have hova-bator 1602n, It does a good job.

 

[HHandbasket]

We are in love with our ExoTerra bator.

 

[bel]

Def. check out brinsea if you plan for smaller hatches, they have some cool looking plastic ones with an external turner (love external turners, no unloading eggs for lockdown, just pull out the rails and take the unit off the turner.)

 

[pdsavage]

I'm getting a Brower top hatch,will be ordering it tommorow.

I hope you get one the one you want and have lots of hatches.

 

[train2110]

Thanks everyone, there are some really good sugestions here.

 

[gumbii]

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i built a fridgabator that holds 60 eggs for 100 bucks... the most expensive part was a used temp controller for 50 bucks...

but, my friend scored a hovabator with turner on CL for 50 bucks too...


so i dunno... shop around...

good luck...

 

[A.T. Hagan]

Only ten eggs at a time? Far too few.

You should not look at anything that holds less than twenty eggs and you'll soon outgrow that.

In fact I think you should eliminate the preliminaries and just go straight to a cabinet incubator like I did. You'll be much happier for having saved all the intermediary bother.

I bought a Dickey myself. Excellent incubator.