Which Incubator Is The Best One for small hatches

I'm using a Brinsea Mini Advance. It holds up to 7 Chicken / Duck eggs and comes with SO many wonderful extras.

I just made the switch from a styrafoam bator to this Brinsea and I will NEVER go back. With the Hovabator-style incubator I struggled with keeping the temp. steady and I lost several eggs. The Brinsea, however, has managed to persevere through cold nights and our current heat wave. It's small so we just keep it in our closet. Digital thermostat, Adjustable Temperature settings, Automatic Egg turner, Rock Solid Temperatures that just don't waver. I could go on and on.

It's better than I imagined it would be.

I went back and forth between getting the Advance and the Eco but I'm glad I went with the Advance. It's well worth the extra $$$.
 
LG is WAY to much work!!!!! A few (very few) people have good luck with them But MOST have nothing but trouble including me! The temps are all over the place and I had atleast 1 big spike every day! luckily I wasn't working at the time and was there to help out. I hate my LG still air!!!

Good luck and God Bless!
 
I love this one
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Brinsea Eco 20

http://www.brinsea.com/prod-Octagon_20_ECO_egg_incubator-224.aspx
 
I have'nt tried a LG yet but I have been hatching quail all summer in a older style hovabator I have had several 100% hatches my last hatch was 62.5% most lately have been 70-95% some hatches I just hatch them using the HB others I use the hova to incubate and a home built hatcher incubator to hatch in. after I finish wiring my cabinet incubator I might try using the HB as a hatcher too.
 

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