Incubator Recommendations

[Punkybrewster]

I have a mini advance11 that i use all the time. No issues and easy to use. Hatch rates are excellent.

 

[Punkybrewster]

I have the mini advance 2. "Set it and forget it".

Programs to do everything except water. You add that from the outside so no opening the bator. Turns eggs and automatically shuts turner off on day 19.
Easiest incubator ive ever had and ive had many.

 

[fieldandfaithhomesteading]

I have the mini advance 2. "Set it and forget it".

Programs to do everything except water. You add that from the outside so no opening the bator. Turns eggs and automatically shuts turner off on day 19.
Easiest incubator ive ever had and ive had many.

This sounds great! So as long as I maintain the water it will handle the humidity? My failed hatch had super dry membrane and I know humidity was too low

 

[Punkybrewster]

Yes. Keep one port filled until lockdown then both ports filled. Easy as that.

 

[Tre3hugger]

I have the mini advance 2. "Set it and forget it".

Programs to do everything except water. You add that from the outside so no opening the bator. Turns eggs and automatically shuts turner off on day 19.
Easiest incubator ive ever had and ive had many.

X2

 

[Punkybrewster]

...i will say though.

The hatching bug will get you soon enough and you will start looking at the bigger Brinsea...

 

[fieldandfaithhomesteading]

Yes. Keep one port filled until lockdown then both ports filled. Easy as that.

Thank you so so much!!

 

[Knighstar679]

...i will say though.

The hatching bug will get you soon enough and you will start looking at the bigger Brinsea...

The hatching bug can be both terrible and wonderful. It is the cause for duck math and chicken math problems.

 

[hayley3]

I would love to have some runner ducks...and it seems the only way I'm ever gonna get some is to hatch them. The Brinsea sounds perfect, especially love the water ports on the outside.

 

[hayley3]

So I just looked up runner eggs and they are $76 not including shipping.