Egg incubator Chicken Incubators for hatching eggs with Automatic Temperature and Humidity Control (9 Eggs) - Chick Brooder - chicken eggs , Duck , Quail eggs, Goose and incubator Box kit

Thanks to this incubator I have been able to give them a demonstration of how the chicks come out to the little ones, though with a little patience ...The incubator is a good size as it is not for industrial use, it is sufficient for doing experiments at home. I took 10 fertilized chicken eggs, although there was plenty of room for a few more. The temperature and humidity had to be adjusted. Inside it has a fan to distribute the heat evenly but it does not make much noise.The inconvenience that I see is that the humidity adjustment must be done manually, from time to time you have to add water to maintain that humidity that is recommended.But hey, I love the truth, especially for the price and that it also works and it is entertaining for the children to watch the eggs hatch.

This incubator is TERRIBLE. After I read the reviews online I figured, I can get around the temperature issues by placing a thermometer and hydrometer inside the incubator. I couldn’t believe e the difference in temperature! If I had gone with the machines reading, it would have been too cold for the eggs, so I had to up the machine to 39.2 for it to be a 99.1f.What they don’t tell you is when you increase humidity in the final days of hatching the temperature goes mad! It constantly fluctuates to too cold then too hot. As a result my eggs died on day 20. You also can’t lay your eggs flat inside.Do not buy this machine, it has been heartbreaking! Go for a brinsea incubator. Waste of money and life!

Don't like the fact doesn't have much room from the top lid almost touches the egg, the temperature is not accurate. All eggs don't get the same temperature especially the ones from the back swab them every 3 days

We are onto day 6 with our duck eggs...bought this incubator on a whimOut of 9 eggs we definitely have 6 cooking away nicely 🐔🥚❤

Easy to use and set up temperature seems to keep well. Unfortunately my duck egg never hatched but that's more down to it being an abandoned egg and had a slight crack in the shell so we were happy to make it to day 18. I would love to do a full batch in there soon see if we can get some hatchling.

I bought this incubator and was sceptical as I had a cheap one in the past and got nothing from it..... so I have done 2 hatches 1st was 100% and second 90% (at the moment) still 1 egg not hatched .... very happy with it would recover.end this for starters. The only thing I found hard was controlling humidity... I sat a small tub of water in also just to be sure

Bought for daughter (duck eggs) followed instructions for humidity. She ended up buying a humidity monitor as the instructions should of stated that different eggs need different humidity at different stages. Not suitable. And she lost all 6 eggs

This brooder doesn't work, we've had two broods die now, it's been really sad. They get to full term but we think the humidity isn't consistent enough for them to pip/breakout.Also, once you buy, it's almost impossible to return it. It takes 21 days to incubate and you only have 30 days to return the product!! Zero customer service. Do not buy this product.