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ayakol Small 6 Egg Incubator with Temperature Control, Humidity Control,No Need to Open The lid to Turn The Egg, Hatcher for Chicken Duck Pigeon Quail Parrot，360 Degree View

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Size: 6 eggs


Features

  • [easy to install]: Integrated design no fragmentary accessories and complicated assembly process, not prone to failure, suitable for novices.
  • [rugged, safe and durable]: it uses ABS resin material, healthy and easy to clean! Only 15W low power, energy saving and safe, suitable for home environment.
  • [Intelligent digital temperature control]: sensitive response, fast heating, and can monitor subtle changes to 0.1C.
  • [complete accessories]: equipped with LED egg lamp, humidity meter, spray bottle......no need to purchase additional, save you a lot of extra money.
  • [No need to open the lid to turn the egg]: No need to remove the lid to turn the egg,Avoid causing incubator temperature fluctuation. 360 rotation, uniform temperature, help eggs keep good incubation temperature, to ensure excellent hatching rate.

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.9 x 5.9 x 5.5 inches; 1.54 Pounds


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 20, 2021


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ ayakol01


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    • Very tiny
Size: 6 eggs
Hey small incubator but I would not put more than one or two eggs in it at a time and watch it constantly. Also, you have to turn the eggs manually.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023 by Michael Dillian
    • Awesome incubator.
Size: 6 eggs
Review Image by NikoInCalifornia NikoInCalifornia
Review Image by NikoInCalifornia NikoInCalifornia
Review Image by NikoInCalifornia NikoInCalifornia
The incubator worked very well and maintained the selected temperature (within a few tenths of a deg F). I checked it against a precision digital thermometer. The humidity was reasonably well controlled if one refilled the water every day. I kept the styrofoam insulation on to provide a more uniform temperature. The egg turner does not work and I rotated the eggs by hand — they were 3 large chicken eggs (see photos). In all I was happy with the purchase and instructions. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2023 by NikoInCalifornia NikoInCalifornia
    • Not quite right.
Size: 6 eggs
Review Image by Susie Favela Susie Favela
I filled this with eggs and they started hatching. The problem that I found is that it does not have enough space for the chicks to get out of the egg properly. My chick had broken his egg shell completely and he could not get out of it because there is no space in the hatchery to do that. So I took it out and put it in a bigger container. It should have a little more space for them to remove the egg shell properly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2022 by Susie Favela Susie Favela
    • Incubator
Size: 6 eggs
It's very good unit just haven't got the eggs in it yet
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2023 by Dorothy Morrison
    • Only fits SMALL eggs
Size: 6 eggs
I could only fit 3 of our fertilized chicken eggs at a time, all 6 wouldn’t fit in the slots provided. This is a manual egg turner.
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2023 by Julie A
    • Incubator worked well!
Size: 6 eggs
Review Image by pug3 pug3
Review Image by pug3 pug3
The incubator came with a helpful pamphlet, a flashlight spray bottle and a water inserter really easy to use and I really liked the egg turner made it easier to turn the eggs out of six of the eggs 4 hatched. Overall a great buy!
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by pug3 pug3
    • Save your money!
Size: 6 eggs
This was the first egg Incubator we purchased and eventually had to opt for a more expensive one. The heat did not regulate properly and never had one chick hatch from this. Unfortunately, after getting around to requesting a refund, it was past the time. Save yourself the time and money and get a better one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2023 by Andrea
    • Not quite for ducks
Size: 6 eggs
We incubated 3 duck eggs. Thankfully we didnt do 6 like we originally planned. There would not have been any room! When they first hatch theres some space to wiggle around. Make sure you take the yellow egg holder portion out once you stop turning. The eggs need to wiggle around for their "zipping". If all ducks hatched at one time it would not have worked. One duck who hatched first over night has a wonkey foot that is turned in. Could be from the egg could be from lack of space the more it fluffed up. From what I have researched it needs to be in the incubator/humidity until its feathers fluff up. If removed it could experience a "chill" & not survive. Definitely would recommend for one or two eggs at a time if doing duck eggs. Overall, it worked. We got 3 out of 3 for hatching!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2022 by J. Max

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