Question.

[KaylorFarms]

Is it possible to take the tray out of this incubator and put the eggs on the bottom of it? There is a ring on the bottom where I have to put water to keep the humidity level stable

 

[Kiki]

What is the brand name of this one?

 

[KaylorFarms]

New Automatic Clear Digital Chicken Duck Bird 7 Egg Incubator Hatcher Househould

 

[Kiki]

Thanks, I've never seen one like this...
Beside the Brisnea one.
How much is it selling for?

 

[Kiki]

Have you seen this:

 

[Kiki]

I read a few quick reviews on that bator.
I wouldn't waste the 20 bucks on it.
You may want to watch a few more videos before you spend money on it too.

 

[biophiliac]

Do you have it already? Based on the video review - looks like maybe you could try it with no more than four large fowl eggs or some bantam eggs or quail. I would try to verify the temp and humidity with an accurate thermometer. I would also wonder if his humidity was way too high? Trying to adjust the humidity will be difficult. If you take the tray out it seems like the eggs might get in the water troughs. Its really hard when hatches go wrong due to incubator problems. When I was a kid I managed to hatch baby quail from eggs that came in the mail with a very tiny incubator much more primitive than yours so it can be done but I would be scared to try that again without a more reliable incubator. You could make you own incubator for not much more money that would be much better - there are how-to threads to teach you. Good Luck

 

[biophiliac]

I highly recommend this thread starting with page one for anyone who wants to incubate. Look for the 'Coolerbator' - homemade incubator.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...-sunshine-hosts-bantychooks-and-more.1137467/

Also, there is always someone on that thread to help you with problems/questions that come up during incubation and hatch.