35 Egg Incubator with Automatic Egg Turning and Humidity Control, Incubator for Chicken Eggs, Quail, Duck Eggs, with Egg Candler

Fully automated humidity, temperature control, and egg turning! Everything you need in an incubator!Put eggs in, candle a couple times during incubation, lockdown without the rollers, and you have an incubator full of baby fuzzballs!More details on why it's such a great incubator:> The rollers are great, as they keep the eggs in a more natural position, unlike the turners that hold the eggs vertically in divots. (Drastically higher hatch rate!)> The humidity is controlled by small bursts from the pump, and it stops when it reaches the desired humidity. If it gets too humid, it'll even pump it back out to dehumidify. (No sweat, no worry!)> The temperature display is really close to what is actually in the incubator. Still use an extra thermometer to dial in your settings, but the consistency is great! It will even sound an alarm if the temperature is ~1.5°F off! (Press the - button to silence it, like when you go to candle the eggs.)> The rounded design is better for circulation, whereas squared incubators have colder corners and can get really hot in the middle. (Consistent temperature readings across the whole incubator!)We have 2 of the previous nearly-identical (Hethya) incubators, and now 1 of these. They are truly amazing!Misc. notes:> Slightly colder is better than too warm! Setting ours to 100.3°F (egg surface temperature readings of ~98°F) seems like the best hatch rate.> Humidity is extremely accurate, within ~1%!> They will hold 15 goose eggs if you stagger them.(Side note: I was originally sent a faulty incubator that wouldn't stop pumping, but the replacement works great!)

The media could not be loaded. The incubator makes keeping proper temperature and humidity much easier than other incubators I have used in the past. I recommended to a friend already. It has so many convenient features. The humidity pump is key. Set the temp and forget it. Has a built in candler which works good. It runs on AC (120v) and DC (12 volt battery). Our power went out from a storm 10 days into incubation. The 12 v garden battery from our lawnmower powered the unit for 5+ hours until power was restored, saving the clutch. We have 23 eggs of 28 still viable on day 20, six hatched already. The eggs started to hatch early , because I did not turn the temperature down at the right time. Follow the included instructions and happy hatching! I can’t wait to buy another!

Overall very good results. Easy to set up and easy to use. I did have a couple of chicks fall into the roller area. The hatching mat does not cover that area on either side. I had to stuff damp rags in to keep chicks safe. Second, the water pump fittings do not fit tightly on the hoses and they leak . We fixed it with zip ties. No more leaks.For the price, and knowing what to expect I will be buying a second one.

So far I’ve been very impressed with this incubator! I’ve done 2 hatches in it now and both have done very well. Some things to note that I’ve done:-I added a rolled up bubble wrap on the edges for lock down and hatch to prevent chicks from getting stuck.-I made sure to use a separate thermometer/hygrometer to insure that it was at the correct level.Once I was able to dial in the temp and humidity settings, it was a breeze! Having the auto water pump was a life saver! I take daily readings and it’s never been more than .1° off temp wise and always within 1% of what I have it set to. The only other recommendation I have is to make sure when you load the eggs to do pointy side to pointy side, and fat side to fat side this prevents eggs from flipping or not turning correctly.

Eggs roll all over the place and jam together. The cord inside hangs in the way and pushes eggs. The water hoses leak and are too short. You can't open the lid to check because the cord and hoses are too short. Temp and humidity are always off and alarms always going off. All around terrible setup. Update: only 9 eggs viable to date. 7 days left of incubation. The incubator is trash.

I’m not sure if it’s faulty or user error but my incubator will not add humidity. It stays at about 16% after several hours. It would be nice to get in contact with someone but I can’t find a number, a video, or any additional instructions to try and fix the problem. I had to add a wet sponge to get it to the humidity. It needs to be at, I’m disappointed so far.

I’ve come back to dock a star. While it seems to hold steady, something has went awry with pipped eggs and the temp dropped with humidity shooting up to 100! I do not have it set at that. So far chicks are doing good. We lost some, not due to the incubator. Invest in a good, accurate thermometer and hygrometer! (Or just dry hatch!)This incubator works as expected. I mean it’s a cheap Amazon incubator, you get what you pay for.Pros: easy to set up. Rollers can be moved for different size eggs. Has capability to hook to a battery if you lose power.Cons: get an additional thermohygrometer. Temperature is about 2 degrees off. Humidify is like 30 degrees off. Multiple settings to use.Will update when chicks hatch.

This incubator is so easy to use I have had great success since putting my eggs in, I do recommend a secondary hygrometer I currently have mine set at 98.8°f and the hygrometer reads 100.5° best machine out there for the price humidity control very easy to set and you actually see the product working. No noise during normal function does alarm when temp or humidity drop