WTB: Small Incubator for beginner

[MissAnnieFrannie]

Greetings! I am looking to purchase a small dependable incubator to try my hand at hatching. I can provide postage for shipping, as I work for a small online shipping company and get great rates with FedEx. I would also be interested in any accessories with the incubator (candling, turner, fan, etc). Thanks for your time!

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

After I run a hatch through my new cabinet bator, I'll have one, just not yet...just wanted to offer a word of advice, especially since it'll be your first time. PLEASE stay away from the LG bators, they are a nightmare. I HIGHLY recommend a hovabator genesis! Super easy, and much better hatch rates!! Good luck!

 

[bigstack]

I just hatched my first set in my LG. STAY AWAY!!!!!!!! LG is way to hard to use!!!!!!!!!!! NOT worth the money. You will just end up buying another 1 anyway. Just get something other than an LG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bad Bad Bad!!!!!!!

Good Luck and God Bless!

 

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

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Ditto!

 

[MissAnnieFrannie]

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Awesome! I can wait if you are willing to sell it. Could you perhaps PM me with the details (like what kind it is, I am assuming it is NOT an LG lol!).

Thanks everyone for the advice!

 

[Kansaseq]

Brinseas are wonderful incubators, if you can find one used. You can usually get the Eco 20, new, on sale for $99. Great bator and so easy to use. Wonderful for beginners. Check their website.

 

[encorepistol]

I've got two LGs one with a turner and one as a hatcher. Both hold verry consistent for me but I also don't use the water slots and use a bowl so I don't have to open as often and humidity stays more stable for me. I also added a pc fan to mine instaed of the 50 dollar forced air kit! I've also got halves in a sportsman cabinet bator with a buddy that I incubate most of my eggs in but keep the small ones here to play with for the kids and keeping an eye on fertility.