Is this a good one?

[Dinos_rock]

Does this look like a good incubator? I am really wanting one, but I will wait until I find the right one....

Here it is!

 

[bunch-a-chickens]

I have the same one. it is very simple to use. i wish i had the egg turner. i got mine at farmers co-op. with the egg turner it cost about the same. it generally stays within about three degrees. i don't monitor my humidity and still hatch 'em out. for humidity there is a plastic tray at the bottom with two different slots to put water in. you only fill both a few days before hatch. on top of the plastic trays is a fine wire mesh on which you put the eggs(if you do not have an egg turner) over all pretty good. i really have nothing bad to say about it.

 

[silkiechicken]

Seems kind of expensive but for some areas it is in range for what they go for.

 

[bunch-a-chickens]

o, and the questionable chick on your page, silver duckwing. it's one of the smallest bantams, which is why its smaller than the rest.

 

[Dinos_rock]

I don't mean to sound dumb, but what does thermal air flow mean?

 

[speckledhen]

Fancy way of saying it's a still air. Air holes draw air in at the bottom and it goes out air holes at the top. I think that's right. I know for certain there's no fan on it.

 

[bunch-a-chickens]

never mind, i was backwards on what this post was going to say.

 

[Dinos_rock]

Quote:
Cool, Thanks!

 

[Dinos_rock]

About how much do you think it would cost to add a fan into it? Or should I just look for something else?....

 

[bunch-a-chickens]

http://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/product/bantam_silver_duckwing_old_english_game.html


heres a silver duckwing