looking for a small, very visual friendly incubator

[georgiagail]

I have the Brinea mini advanced; same one mentioned in the first post and like it very much.

Gail

 

[mstricer]

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I have one of those too. Best small hatching incubator around. My money is on it. Oh yeah the price is right.

 

[suburbanchickymama]

I bought this so I could use if for other things as I didn't/don't plan to hatch much.

http://www.techmall.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=57443&Click=19 Worked great for me! I bought it from the site thinkgeek.com for a bit less, but they no longer carry it. Same thing as a reptipro that sells for WAY more. You can do a search on here for reptipro and read at length arguments about why it is or isn't a good incubator. I had a great hatch rate for my 1st try (and 2nd and 3rd as it would turn out!)

There is no air intake but opening the doors to turn the eggs obviously provided plenty of oxygen, and it continued to hold humidity REALLY well! Here's some pics in action!

One hatching (pic taken outside the awesome window -

I like that I'll put it to use for parties and during holidays to keep extra casseroles or desserts warm! It was a cinch to clean up after and is ready to go again! Good luck with whatever you decide!!!

 

[Blessedchickens]

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[lincolnsilkies]

Ya know i was reading this thread and seen someone said there was one for sale? I sure dont see it i must be looking in the wrong area sorry to change the subject!

 

[lincolnsilkies]

oops i found it srry!

 

[Darklingstorm]

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has anyone tried a sponge cut to size to keep moisture in there longer?

 

[N.WChickenGuy]

this is my new bator from customincubators.com on ebay
it demensions are 17"wide 17"deep and 24"tall

 

[stephanie1992]

http://www.amazon.com/G-Q-F-9100-Incubator/dp/B0025ZHWD6/ref=pd_cp_hi_pw_1

this is the one i bought, works great, fill legs with water, easy to put togeather and clean, easy instructions, holds 3 standard eggs or 4 bantam eggs, and alot of quail eggs, holds constant temp of 100 degrees, love this incubator, works great, never had a problem with it, and u can see the eggs at all time. u just have to turn the eggs urself. after eggs hatch u can use it as a brooder. u cut a slit in a box, put shavings in the box, and attach bottom of uncubator in box to create a brooder, works great.

 

[Blessedchickens]

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Not sure why my typing ended up in the middle, but I love mine just like this. I also have a five year old boy who is very excited about being able to see them hatch!!