Smart Chicken Incubators for Hatching Eggs with Automatic Turner Small Poultry Duck Quail 12 Egg Incubator Temperature Control Display Hatcher Machine (Mechachick, ℉)
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- Easy To Ues Our incubator's easy-to-use design and simple setup process make egg hatching a breeze, no matter your experience level.
- Optimal Hatch Rates Our incubator's precise temperature control and 360 airflow circulation ensure uniform heat distribution, resulting in the highest hatch rates possible.
- Automatic Egg TrayOur incubator's multi-functional egg tray and automatic egg-turning function allow for hatching chicken, duck, quail, parrot, and many other types of poultry eggs.
- Steady Humidity LevelsOur external water injection system provides a steady water supply, ensuring consistent humidity levels without adding water frequently, even in dry environments.
- 360Full VisibilityOur incubator's 360transparent cover provides a clear view of the hatching process, allowing you to witness the miracle of life firsthand.
Color: Mechachick
Brand: WYD2ANG
Product Dimensions: 10.25"L x 10.25"W x 5.5"H
Capacity: 300 Centiliters
Is Electric: Yes
Product Dimensions : 10.25 x 10.25 x 5.5 inches; 3.31 Pounds
Item model number : M12
Date First Available : November 24, 2023
Manufacturer : WYD2ANG
Country of Origin : China
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Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 408 ratings
Color: Mechachick
Brand: WYD2ANG
Product Dimensions: 10.25"L x 10.25"W x 5.5"H
Capacity: 300 Centiliters
Is Electric: Yes
Manufacturer: WYD2ANG
Item Weight: 3.3 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: M12
Date First Available: November 24, 2023
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 12.87 x 12.13 x 7.09 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10.25 x 10.25 x 5.5 inches
Brand Name: WYD2ANG
Model Name: M12
Size: general
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: incubator
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Was great the first set of eggs. Good hatch rate. Now I put more eggs in it for the second time and the turner will not turn. Wouldn’t recommend. * follow up review. They refunded me with ease! Zero issues. So I decided to give them another try. Bought another one and it’s definitely had some upgrades! Just hatched 24 quail in it and had 100% hatch rate!! How awesome. Turns great and everything
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024 by HEATHER COOPER
Love the price! Super easy to set up and easy to use!
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024 by Lindsie Lindsie
Color: Mechachick
Everything worked as expected except for the water injection system. I had to lift the bottle up to get the water to go into the device. It is also difficult to tell how much water is inside the incubator. The egg turner worked great and the temp stayed right around 100 degrees the entire time. The instruction sheet could have been a little more detailed. Unfortunately none of my eggs hatched but they probably just had not been fertilized. This was my first attempt to hatch any type of egg.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by shelbilly
I bought this in the middle of a set of eggs that were already incubating (my old incubator was starting to go out). When this one came in, I had a couple days of incubation left before lockdown so my review can only reflect a few days of incubation and the lockdown & hatching. Incubation - this was easier to maintain the humidity around 45-50% than my other incubator (large styrofoam one). Humidity is always the biggest pain so that was nice. This cute little house incubator has a way to turn the eggs but I did not get a chance to use it as I simply manually rolled them because I had a couple incubation days left. The temperature was easy to adjust. It shows in Celcius so I simply dropped two tiny temp/humidity thermometers in the incubator so I could watch the levels. To adjust the temp all you have to do is press the gear symbol and then push the + or -, then wait and it will stop flashing and set at the new temp. I did not use the candler. You can definitely hear the fan. I tuned it out pretty quick as just background noise, it may bother some people though. The water tray reservoir is very easy to fill and you do not have to open the incubator up to add it. Lockdown/Hatching - For coturnix quail I need to bring the humidity up to 65 to 75%. I was able to get it up there by completely filling the reservoir and adding a folded up paper towel inside (presoaked with water). It did drop a little on me up until they starting hatching. I really appreciate this design even though it only holds a small amount of eggs because the clear viewing windows on the sides make it easier to monitor the progress and as an added bonus the baby chicks came over and huddled at the window to watch me. When you remove chicks after they have dried out and still have some hatching inside, it does lose heat and humidity (which again is normal for incubators). I appreciated that this one has an alarm when the heat gets too far off of the setting you set. The alarm goes off and continue to go off until it reaches temp again. I would recommend if you buy this that: 1.) you get a tiny humidity/temp thermometer for in this to double check the temps it is reading inside while in use (regardless of which incubator(s) you use you should never trust its sensors, that is a quick way to loose an entire set of eggs) 2.) I think like... maybe you could fit 6 chicken eggs in here... maybe. This is better suited to quail and other small bird eggs. 3.) I used water to presoak the paper towel I placed it in to boost humidity during lockdown and help maintain it. I did notice that the paper towel directly in the center of the tray had browned edges on the upper part (not sure if it was being scorched?) so I would say place any pieces of paper towel by the clear edges so you can see it and so it is farther from the heat. 4.) Make sure anytime you have get into this that you make sure it is reseated properly on the base/bottom tray so that it doesn't leak humidity and heat. Other thoughts: I wish that it had a switch to turn a light on inside the incubator to see into it easier (if it has one I missed it). I accidently overfilled the reservoir and it spilled over the side onto the counter so be careful not to overfill it. I paid about 30 or 35 dollars for this and I think it was well worth it. I will definitely keep using it. I do think that unless you are doing a super small amount of chicken eggs that you won't find it very useful. I also would worry that the chicken chicks could possibly get burned on top of their head maybe... given how low the ceiling is and how tall they would be. You could definitely still use this to incubate and hatch up you would want to have a separate brooder set up and at temp already going and waiting so you can remove them immediately upon hatch to place in the brooder.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by Jet Jet
Color: Mechachick
2 of my 12 eggs had no development at 7 days so took them out, the 10 that had development all hatched and are now 3 month old healthy chickens. Great little incubator and this was also my first time incubating eggs and they were eggs from my own flock of chickens. Checked accuracy of temp meter on incubator and it was one degree off so I accounted for that when making adjustment.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024 by Brooke Lester Brooke Lester
Color: SylvanJoy
Hopefully saving someone some trouble. First couple days I was using an infrared thermometer and was very concerned by how low the temperature was despite it being set to 103. Turns out, Even though it’s a clear dome and the red laser light is on the top of the egg, those thermometers give the temperatures of the outside of the dome, not where the laser lands inside. Once I got over that user error it worked great! We’re expecting them to hatch in a couple days.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024 by Mandy
The media could not be loaded. Not so easy to line the cover on correctly all the time. I don't know if it's the spinning mechanical part in the center that spins the eggs through out the day but the cover is never easy to line up and close. It's a very nice incubator but that's the only flaw. I know, I know it seems like WTF but honestly it's not that easy to line up and close the lid.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024 by Melis Fuqua
Color: Mechachick
It is fairly simple and straightforward to use. In the first month, we have successfully hatched chicken and Guinea eggs.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by Keith