Apdoe 16 Egg Incubator For Hatching Eggs, Humidity And Hatch Day Display, Automatic Turner, Candler, Movable Dividers, 35 Quail Eggs Incubator, Poultry Duck Goose

I purchased this a while back and I have hatched a lot of babies with this incubator so it’s very durability. It’s simple to use and easy to clean. I like the adjustable slots. The fan noise level is average. This would work great for a classroom project incubator since you can see all the eggs nicely.

UPDATE: USE A SECONDARY THERMOMETER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I TRUSTED THE THERMOSTAT AND IT WAS LOW 5 DEGREES. WHICH MAY HAVE COSTED ME MY HATCHLINGS. I FEEL STUPID FOR NOT USING A SECONDARY THERMOSTAT AND TRUSTED THE MACHINE WAS WORKING AS IT WAS SUPPOSED TOO. This is my first go around with eggs and I am incubating 12 duck eggs. (1 was not fertile) I am on day 12 and 11 of the 12 are doing well. The heat stays where it should. The tray moves every 2 hours-probably even more than it should by natures rules. The humidity could use some work. I don't use the auto bottle feeder. I watch it and put water in as needed and have the lid open a tiny bit to keep the humidity stable. It truly is not that big of a deal to keep it open a little. Candling function works great as it should.

1st hatch i did 10 of 16 eggs. Humidity was hard to control so I did a dry hatch and added water on day 18. Also the auto egg Turner did not actually flip eggs over, so I manually did it 3x a day. Temp stayed constant. I am satisfied for the cost

I’ve been using this basic incubator for a few hatches now and honestly it surprised me. It doesn’t have a bunch of fancy features—pretty much just a temperature display and control—but it does exactly what it needs to do. Once you get the temp dialed in and stable, it holds steady and gets the job done. What really stands out is the hatch rate. Even without all the extra humidity sensors or alarms, I’ve had consistently strong hatches as long as I manage things properly. It’s simple, reliable, and not overcomplicated. If you’re someone who doesn’t care about all the extra tech and just wants something that works, this incubator is a solid choice.

This is not something that’s going to last a long time. I’m on my third incubation over a year’s time, and the little place where you push the buttons is off and you can push it 20 times and it doesn’t do anything and then the 21st time maybe it does. It’s just very cheaply made.