Ive ordered eggs but dont have an incubator . What kind do i get ?

[Buster]

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If we did, I'd get another one.

 

[Country Guy John]

I have the Hovabator 1588 Genesis. It has been great!!

 

[SundownWaterfowl]

I have the Brinsea Octagon 40. Its around $350 now. But it works amazing. Holds a consitant temp and humidity.

I also have a hovabator 1602n. It works pretty good. But if you are incubating in a room where the temp fluctuates, the temp in the incubator will also fluctuate.

 

[Rabbit]

I did the same thing, but I built one. Cheap, easy and it was faster than trying to buy one.

 

[Rabbit]

I did the same thing, but I built one. Cheap, easy and it was faster than trying to buy one.

 

[gandbcook]

We have a 1588 Hovabator with auto turner, a Little Giant Still Air that we use for a hatcher, and a Brinsea, RCOM 20. I just ordered another Hovabator 1588 and auto turner. We had great success with ours last season. Filling them up again now for this year! Good Luck

 

[gabrielle1976]

I think I may have to build one too lol I orderd the bator then the eggs but as of today they havnet even shipped the bator order out yet .

I would say it depends on what you want to spend alot of people like the hova ones but there is a good non strya one i think its a brinesea or some such that alot of people seem to like as well that holds a fair but not large amount of eggs. good luck

 

[BrahmaMama]

I absolutely love the Brower Top Hatch. It's the first, and only incubator I've tried, and I've had good luck with it, so I figured, why change

I'm one of those people that sticks to one thing though, once I've figured it out-too scared to try something new. It sounds like the Hovabator is pretty popular though.

 

[Akane]

Whatever is at your feedstore unless you think you can get one in from online before your eggs get there.

If you want to spend a little money the 1588 is good. If you want as cheap as possible that will still hatch decently a 1602n with no extras (fan, turners... ) is functional and what I hatch most of mine out of. I'd definitely take a hova over an lg after finally getting one of each. Only complaint I have with my 1602n is the wafer seems to lose accuracy quickly and I'm already needing to replace mine. Wafers are cheap though and this is not a problem with the 1588 since it doesn't use a wafer.

 

[abluechipstock]

this answered my question about the 1588, cackle has them for 149 including shipping, cheapest i've found so far