Is there a decent incubator for under $100?

[RebelsHope]

I am thinking of trying to hatch out a few eggs. I am not sure that I will be hatching out a lot of eggs so i don't want to spend a lot, but I want it to at least work.
Any suggestions?

 

[MRNpoultry]

Ebay has sometimes has nice incubators for under $100. They had a brower which a really wanted for $61.

 

[MRNpoultry]

Here a link to my thread with the same question -
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=37810

 

[hypnofrogstevie]

I love, love, love my brower top hatch. I paid about $150 for mine you can probably find cheaper. I have not lost a hatch yet

 

[MRNpoultry]

I want a brower for christmas.

 

[RebelsHope]

Thanks. . . ummm I really want very under $100 and if possible not made of Styrofoam. Or is that asking too much?

 

[Smitty's Farm]

I saw a brower top hatch at the SWAP last weekend used for $75. I wonder if the guy still has it????

 

[hypnofrogstevie]

Brower top hatch is made of plastic and dishwasher safe.

 

[twigg]

Quote:
Basic styrofoam incubators cost from about $45 new. Add another $45 for a turner.

Ebay has them cheaper, but shipping can be high.

You really do need to pay close attention to the instructions to be successful with these incubators, and take advice here.

The higher priced ones are a bit more *idiot-proof*, and more forgiving of variations in ambient conditions. Plus easier to clean ... yadda ...yadda ... yadda

 

[priszilla]

build one! I'm going to try to out of a bread box- that looked so very kewl