Incubator suggestions

[BrianGremmel]

Help, I am using an old and narrowed incubator that does not read properly at all. Is there suggestions for a good quality brand that will not break the bank?

 

[pozees2]

It might depend on what you consider breaking the bank. GQF makes a decent styrofoam incubator, Farm Innovators does as well, usually can find them in feed stores although this year all bets are off; RCom makes nice, more automatic (and much easier to clean IMO) incubators. If you only want to hatch a few eggs (up to 7 chicken eggs) there's the Brinsea Mini.

 

[SnapdragonQ]

A lot of people are catching on the Nurture Right 360.
Here is a rather in depth thread that helped me choose it over other incubators in the same price range, under $130.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...rture-right-360-incubator-is-amazing.1294466/

 

[Lydia Huizenga]

I have the Harris Farms Nurture Right 360. I put eggs in it today and it is my first time using it but it seems to hold a steady humidity level so far.

 

[Ebony Rose]

I have a farm innovator, love it.

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

What ever incubator you get put 2 extra calibrated thermometer/hygrometers in it if you can! I have some RComs I love, but I recently bought an GQF Genesis Hovabator. The temps are off in most incubators.

 

[MGG]

I have a NR 360 and just had 5 100% hatches in a row! I got mine from tsc for $130. It's the best, in my opinion.

 

[MGG]

What ever incubator you get put 2 extra calibrated thermometer/hygrometers in it if you can! I have some RComs I love, but I recently bought an GQF Genesis Hovabator. The temps are off in most incubators.