Also wanted to say that the home eggs with the shipped eggs all hatched if they were fertile. We placed 9 home eggs and 4 were infertile and 5 hatched
Well, I can't think of any disadvantages except it's a bit harder to deep clean. I like to really clean mine so cleaning ends up being a chore, but I've gotten used to it. Q-tips are my new best friend.Harris Farms Nurture Right Incubator
Hi, I am getting this incubator, but wondering, is it worth the price? what are the advantages to it? disvantages?
Thanks. Any info about it helps
So if you forget to lockdown it does it for you. It has a built in candler, but I haven't used mine much because I like my flashlight better. It also has 2 external water ports so you don't have to open the lid during lockdown. And it is forced air. It has a built in hydrometer too. It is very stable. I can't say enough good things about it, I've been incredibly impressed. CluckNDoodle helped me decide on it, she has 3 and loves them all too. She has a great thread on the NR 360, which BirdLover posted for you. Read through it some.
How many quail eggs does it fit?Well, I can't think of any disadvantages except it's a bit harder to deep clean. I like to really clean mine so cleaning ends up being a chore, but I've gotten used to it. Q-tips are my new best friend.
Here are my pluses.
It is the most reasonably priced incubator I've found, and I searched extensively. It is the most reliable incubator I've ever had. You won't ever be able to build such a good quality incubator for so cheap. TSC carries it for $130. It auto turns 22 chicken eggs, and automatically turns off the turner when the countdown (which you can set/customize) gets to 3 days left. It saved my batch of quail eggs
I would trust my incubator with any eggs, it is so reliable. I have never had a hatch rate below 90% with it. I've hatched 7 batches in it so far.
So 22 with turner will fit?
