Willow is right, holds 22 and auto turns. It's forced air. You'll have to check it with a calibrated thermometer/salt tested hydrometer of course, but the built in readout is usually decent. I just know it's sad to buy expensive eggs and be all excited, then watch them all die in a faulty incubator. I've had no losses due to the NR since I got it in March.
Oh yeah I’ve definitely been there. I have a smaller size of yescom (24) and I only got 2 hatch out of 21, and one had lung problems.
There’s ports to add water on the outside to the wells in the bottom. The vent opening is adjustable to help control it as well. There’s a built in hygrometer that’s usually fairly accurate, though you are going to want to double check it with a calibrated one.
There are external water ports you can add water in, and there's a ventilation hole on top. It usually stays around 50% with port A half filled, but I like to run around 40% so I don't put much water in mine.
This is the same as the Janoel, and is actually the exact same model as mine. It worked great for a while, though only 6 of my chicken eggs fit in the turner, but then it went berserk and killed everything I put in it.
and now we have backyard space. I miss her like crazy but yeah. Anyway, it’s a lot of stuff to buy and consider and now I feel the need to revise my incubator decisions
So you're hesitant about buying an incubator? Or you are trying to save money for a duck coop? Is that right? LolSo the only reason I’m still a little hesitant is that I’m also trying to save for a coop for ducks. This next hatch I was hoping to have a huge quantity, so I could keep some in the backyard. We just got rid of our puppy
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