Sailnovo Incubator Fully Automatic Chicken Eggs Incubator 9-35 Eggs Incubator with Efficient LED Lighting Hatcher Machine for Chicken Geese Ducks Pigeons Quails Birds
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Color: Bright yellow
Size: Medium
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- FULLY AUTOMATIC EGG TURNER INCUBATOR: This poultry hatcher machine offers more space for a total of 9-12 eggs for incubating. Can hatch chicken, duck, goose, pigeon, quail eggs, turkey eggs and most poultry eggs. (Numbers depending on egg size)
- Humidity Control Channels & LED Egg CandlerBuilt-in water channels for controlling humidity level. Also built-in candling light, no need to buy additional hygrometer and egg candler to observe the development of eggs.
- AUTOMATIC ROTATION: The digital incubator automatically rotates the eggs every 2 hours to improve the hatching rate. It will meet home incubation needs or help kids learn about the whole hatching process, cultivating children's curiosity.
- What You Will GetEgg incubator*1Chicken Water feeder x 4Spray bottle x 1kettle x 1Polytron Insulated Box*1Incubation skills*1Incubation record card*1. Eliminating the need for additional prurchase.x
- 100% SATISFACTION: Each incubator has been tested before shipping. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Product Dimensions: 14.8 x 10.16 x 6.46 inches
Item Weight: 4.14 pounds
Manufacturer: Sailnovo
Item model number: AMD005247-ELTERN
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First, do NOT throw away the styrofoam as some may think it's just packing material. Use it to help maintain the temperature and moisture level. This hatcher is a no-frills one. It automatically turns the eggs for you, but has no temperature or humidity sensors, and so it requires some manual work. For one, do not throw away the styrofoam. High humidity can cause condensation to form on the eggshell. Low humidity during storage can make the egg lose internal moisture and kill the embryo. You can collect fertile eggs from chickens that live with a rooster, from breeders, or poultry farmers with roosters. The embryo still needs proper care when you get it -- Store the eggs in an egg carton. The smaller end of the egg should be pointing downward. Ensure that the container is in a cool area with around 55F with a humidity of about 75% (use a Hygrometer). You should not keep them longer than seven days, especially at room temperature. Even if the eggs are not yet incubated, make sure to rotate them once a day until you place them inside the incubator. You should set at least 6 of the eggs inside at a time. Chicks need to be part of a flock, and hatching with others is especially crucial for newborn chicks to be comfortable and happy. Whenever you handle the eggs, make sure you wear clean gloves or wash your hands thoroughly to avoid transferring germs or skin oils. Try not to keep the incubator open for too long. You can candle the eggs between days 7-10 to check and see if the embryos are properly developing. In other words, put a candle behind the egg to see the inside. If the inside is transparent with no dark areas or visible structures -- or there is a red ring -- it's a bad egg. If you see blood vessels (you should be able to see them between days 7-10), the embryo is alive. After 18 days, the baby bird will take up most of the space inside, and it will appear dark. Sometimes you may be able to see movement. Throw away broken or leaking eggs. On day 18, raise the relative humidity level to 70% and increase the ventilation in the incubator. The temperature should remain at 100.5F with no risks of fluctuation. Use the include styrofoam! Another thing you can do to help the baby hatch is to stop turning the egg. Leave it with the larger side facing upward. The air bubble on the wider side gives the hatchling space to breathe during the process. Inside, the chick will be positioning itself in preparation to emerge. By day 21, chicks will usually hatch on their own. After about 23 days, candle any unhatched ones to check if they are still alive. If there isn’t any movement, discard them. It is essential to let the newborn pip on its own when you begin to see cracks form in the shell. Do not try to help or you could injure or kill them! The blood vessels inside the egg need to be completely dried up for the baby bird to detach itself from the shell safely. It will typically take 5-7 hours for a newborn to emerge completely, but it can take up to 24 hours for some. Once all of them have hatched, you can lower the incubation temperature to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. Allow the hatchlings to fully dry, and then move them into the brooder.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 31, 2021 by Outdoor Enthusiast | Geek | Photographer
Color: Light grey
Size: Medium
This is a great little starter incubator. I had a 100% hatch. I placed 2 turkey eggs and delayed placing 10 chicken eggs by 7 days so they would all hatch around the same time. The reason I gave it a 4 star instead of 5 is because of how hard it was to control the humidity. It has 2 ventilation holes in the bottom. I had to make two holes on the top to keep the humidity down during the first 18 days. I also used the holes to stick a hydrometer in it to monitor the humidity. I placed a piece of duck tape over each hole and removed it when needed as a way to control humidity. That worked great. The last 3 days- I left the holes open and poured as much water as the incubator would hold to raise the humidity and keep the oxygen level high. It worked great. Another reason I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 is because the display screen ended up with water beads. I kept the Styrofoam bottom and cover on it during the whole incubation period. Overall, I would recommend this. It's small, cute, and with close monitoring- it works. I ended up with 2 turkeys, 6 Polish chicks, and 4 Wyandottes chicks.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 20, 2023 by Bonnie Bonnie
First off the instructions are pretty detailed which I liked since some reviews said they couldn’t understand them or there wasn’t enough information. Following everything as instructed and so far so good. As far as the machine itself: a lot of people complained about there no being no way to monitor what humidity is at. Instructions state to fill a certain amount of panels in base in order to keep a certain percentage for humidity. First 7 days only fill the center bottom tray and day 8 you fill 3 base trays. Hatching period requires all trays to be filled. The unit itself does get a lot of moisture/condensation built up on walls but doesn’t seem to get onto the eggs themselves. Will update my review when it’s hatching time. Currently on day8/21. When I candled the eggs I did notice the eggs on right side aren’t as formed as the eggs on the left side which also seems to be the same side that has a lower temp Update: 9/12 hatched was very impressed with this little thing. First hatch day 20 and last hatch day 24. Cleaned out and 20 more put into it. it held a pretty consistent temp however all my eggs that didn’t hatch were on the far right row so seemed to stay cooler.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 10, 2023 by Larissa Flores Larissa Flores
Worked good except I got 6 rosters and 5 hens LOL
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 14, 2023 by Sue N
This is a good product overall . I wanted a small incubator mostly for turkey eggs. Started out very accurate, but the accuracy of temp declined over the last couple weeks according to an extra thermostat I added inside. HOWEVER, Grace, the customer service rep worked with me through all this and they are going to replace the unit . Meanwhile I did have some eggs hatch, though I had to monitor CONSTANTLY and was not at all sure they would since the temps were all over the place. In the end, I would recommend this unit , but watch the temperature carefully and know that they do provide excellent service to back up the product.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 1, 2023 by Robbielou
Love the product but does not tell you the humidity level and it does not have an air vent to open up when it gets too humid so it can air out just a bit to bring it back to the humidity that it's supposed to be I have to put a small cord to keep it a bit open hope all my eggs hatch will see
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 10, 2023 by Grissel
Color: Light grey
Size: Medium
The candler isn’t bright enough to look at the eggs. Instructions (for my husband) has been somewhat helpful. Could be a little more informative. Easy set up though.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 2, 2023 by Angela Hardwick