Please Help Me Choose An Incubator!

[Raysal]

The Nature Right also has instructions made so simple it explains everything and its simple i do recommend trust me it's the best

They sell them at Tractor Supply if u want to incubate your eggs soon

 

[CluckNDoodle]

To help them stand without slipping? Could I use a grippy old towel instead?

I wouldn't use a towel because the water reservoir is underneath so a towel could affect the humidity. The no-skid liner is cheap, disposable, and works perfectly. With such tiny chicks, I'm actually recommending you use it because I wouldn't want them to get their bitty feet stuck in the grate.

 

[ButtonHoarder]

They sell them at Tractor Supply if u want to incubate your eggs soon

Okay thanks, I'm not sure if they ship to Canada though. Does this place sound ok?
https://incubatorwarehouse.com/egg-incubators.html

 

[ButtonHoarder]

I wouldn't use a towel because the water reservoir is underneath so a towel could affect the humidity. The no-skid liner is cheap, disposable, and works perfectly. With such tiny chicks, I'm actually recommending you use it because I wouldn't want them to get their bitty feet stuck in the grate.

Ok, good to know

 

[CluckNDoodle]

Okay thanks, I'm not sure if they ship to Canada though. Does this place sound ok?
https://incubatorwarehouse.com/egg-incubators.html

Incubator warehouse is where I bought my IncuView. I had a good experience ordering through them. No issues.

 

[Raysal]

Okay thanks, I'm not sure if they ship to Canada though. Does this place sound ok?
https://incubatorwarehouse.com/egg-incubators.html

I would recommend Amazon its safe and secure do you use Amazon

 

[ButtonHoarder]

I would recommend Amazon its safe and secure do you use Amazon

I do, occasionally.
I haven't quite decided yet on which one

 

[Raysal]

I do, occasionally.
I haven't quite decided yet on which one

Yeah which ever one you choose i recommend ordering through Amazon

 

[MGG]

Maybe 10 - 12 eggs? I don't really know yet. I'm homeschooled too so I'd have lots of time.

Oh, yeah! I forgot you are homeschooled too.

To help them stand without slipping? Could I use a grippy old towel instead?

I wouldn't use a towel because the water reservoir is underneath so a towel could affect the humidity. The no-skid liner is cheap, disposable, and works perfectly. With such tiny chicks, I'm actually recommending you use it because I wouldn't want them to get their bitty feet stuck in the grate.

I agree with Aunt Andrea, grippy shelf liner is best.
I will also say, I imagine this was kind of a freak thing, but I had a quail chick get its head stuck in these little hole things in the NR tray.

But he was a really dumb little chick (he really was) so it is definitely not typical. Just throwing it out there. You could cut the liner so it covers the holes though.
Also, the quail didn't die from that. He flew away as an adult (escaped) and never came back. He was kind of a nut, lol.

 

[ButtonHoarder]

So does anyone have pics of the NR with quail eggs in it?