I sure could do something like this on the fly, but:so it's just a stryofoam cooler? Wow! and a 100% hatch rate. Just goes to show you that smart people don't need to spend a lot of money on fancy incubators! @WannaBeHillBilly I know you could so this too!
If i try to incubate eggs now, my wife would throw me, the incubator or the ducklings out!
She is duckling and duck tired (screechin' Magpies!) for now. - Some dozen duck eggs may change that…
And, of course the German perfectionism kicks in:
- Instead of a light bulb i'd like to use ceramic heating element(s) and a fan
- Perfect control over the humidity is required - have think about how to do it, maybe drying the incoming air with Silica-gel and add water vapor as necessary…
- Automatic egg turner - i'm lazy…
- Must be connected to my WiFi network and accessible on the internet as well as being able to send me (e-mail) notifications if something's wrong. - I might be at the other end of the continent…
- There should be two partitions at least, so that eggs can be moved from the incubation area into the hatching area.
- Finally the whole thing must look nice enough to fit into my home-office and must pass the wife's hawk-eye test of beauty.
Awesome job @Jpat ! What i like most is »found the cooler on the curb 0$«
I would add
- having fun with ducklings - priceless!
to the list.
And be split to light phase, and white.

