TheFatBlueCat
Crowing
Hi all
I have thus far only hatched with broodies, and that remains my preference. I'm just in the middle of what I suspect is a 100% failed hatch, and wondering if in future I should set eggs into an incubator at the same time as I set them under the hen, as a backup for the hen to actually get some babies.
I am in New Zealand and from what I can see Brinsea is the most available brand for me. I am looking at the EX models which have automated everything. My question is, are cabinet or dome styles different in performance, particularly for ensuring egg weight loss, as I live in a climate which is 70-85% atmospheric humidity pretty much all spring, summer and autumn.
The cabinet style ones are generally much larger than I require, the brinsea maxi ex looks perfect with 14 eggs. But I would rather get whatever style has the best outcomes.
I have thus far only hatched with broodies, and that remains my preference. I'm just in the middle of what I suspect is a 100% failed hatch, and wondering if in future I should set eggs into an incubator at the same time as I set them under the hen, as a backup for the hen to actually get some babies.
I am in New Zealand and from what I can see Brinsea is the most available brand for me. I am looking at the EX models which have automated everything. My question is, are cabinet or dome styles different in performance, particularly for ensuring egg weight loss, as I live in a climate which is 70-85% atmospheric humidity pretty much all spring, summer and autumn.
The cabinet style ones are generally much larger than I require, the brinsea maxi ex looks perfect with 14 eggs. But I would rather get whatever style has the best outcomes.