which incubator should i get?

[luvmy33chicks]

i'm sure someone else has asked this question before. i dont know how to search the posts to find it.
i am considering buying an incubator. one that has a turner and is very easy to use.
not planning on hatching more then 6-12 chicks at a time
hoping not to spend a ton of money.
any reccomendations would be very appreciated
thank you

 

[al6517]

anything will work except the LG which I am sure will be at the top of your list because of cost and availability. The LG will cost you more $$ and headaches in the future, sure some have been blessed or fibbing but the truth is you can do so much better than chinese junk LG. WTS The Hovabators are a very popular choice and are very reliable and also pretty inexpensive.

 

[luvmy33chicks]

I have been looking at the Hova bators on different sites to do price comparisons but soooo many sites sell them when googled.
thank you

 

[al6517]

The Hova's are good bators and allot of folks like them and do well with them. Just keep in mind Hatching is aquired art so there is a few things to bone up on, but it's certainly not difficult. good luck.

 

[Arielle]

I did ok with the LG but didn't find it user friendly for a first hatch. IMO LG is better for experienced hatchers who can watch it like a hawk and know how to tweak it very carefully.

Just my experience.

 

[jm93030]

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Brinsea eco will be a good option is around the 99 dls and you can get a 10% discount code from facebook /brinsea

 

[misslady]

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Brinsea eco will be a good option is around the 99 dls and you can get a 10% discount code from facebook /brinsea

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