Incubators with controllable humidity (integrated) or Pumps that work with Nurture Right 360

[pkarkos]

Hi All!

I'm looking for either an incubator that has humidity control integrated into the system already or humidity pumps that would work with the nurture right 360. Has anyone used a pump with the nurture right? Like either of these: https://incubatorwarehouse.com/humi...m7MP9ONSMZCHnJ4J_g8jrxIOLKbMqZsAaAiDVEALw_wcB or https://www.premier1supplies.com/p/...or-egg-incubators#product-information-reviews ? Or does anyone have any recommendations for smaller incubators (I don't need to incubate too many eggs at once) that let you set the humidity to a certain level? I am working on a research project that requires a higher level of humidity for incubation.

 

[kandyg_99]

I'm Not Sure But Maybe It Would Work...Let Us Know How It Works If You Do Buy It .

 

[FloorCandy]

This one and the size higher are small and fully automatic. Any brinsea labeled EX will auto control humidity.

https://www.chewy.com/brinsea-mini-ii-ex-fully-automatic-7/dp/264744

Brinsea also sells a stand alone pump for brooders, as long as you can get the wire probe and tube into the incubator, I assume it would work for what you want.

https://www.chewy.com/brinsea-tlc-advance-bird-brooders/dp/264756

 

[Pullety]

I really like my rcom mx-20. They say their pump works with other incubators.

 

[NNYchick]

I love my brinsea 56 EX, it truly is set and forget. I set my temp, humidity, and turn frequency. Then I put the tubing in a gallon jug of distilled water and don’t mess with it again till end of hatching season. I do staggered incubation in it and move the eggs to my NR 360 for hatching. The NR just didn’t turn my bantam eggs. Went from ave 30% hatches to 90-100% hatches.