What is the best small incubator to buy??

[Akane]

I've hatched 2 bantam eggs from my incubator that holds 42 standard eggs. They were the first eggs from my first pair of japanese bantams so I didn't have anymore than that to set. It helps to put sealed bottles of water in the bator if you aren't filling it much. The water will hold the heat like the eggs would and keep the temp more stable.

 

[quail newbie]

Check out this place, it has new hovabators for $60 and cheaper ones that only do I think 6 eggs. It is a classroom supply place http://www.hometrainingtools.com/quail-eggs-incubators/c/161/

 

[pascopol]

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Brinsea ECO beats any styrobator, often offered for $99.00 (sale price).

Holds up to 24 chicken eggs, durable easy to clean, rock solid temperature, great hatches.

There is no better small bator for this price.

 

[princess araucana]

hmmm. If it is ok to hatch out less in a big one the Hovabator Genesis 1588 does seem like a great bator! I found a Brinsea 7 egg one, all auto, posted separate thread about it...
My birthday is on friday and I might get this as a present!!!!

 

[Rootball]

http://www.brinsea.com/prod-Mini_Advance_fully_digital_7_egg_incubator-230.aspx

yeah i hadnt seen these before

 

[feather leg farms]

Brinsea ECO!

 

[sdcali]

Hey if you're still interested I'm selling a R-Com mini incubator that can hold three large eggs and 7 smaller eggs with a free EZ scope and the smaller egg tray

If you're interested take a look here

Thank you!
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=211760