Hi does the Digital Egg Incubator R-com 20 Suro Chicken or Reptile Incubator really incubate reptile eggs as well?
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Since the egg spaces are not preformed, you can put a variety of egg sizes in it. I've put small guinea eggs to large duck eggs and hatched successfully. Also, the temp and humidity are at your control. I love this incubator
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I don't know why it wouldn't. You set the temp and humidity to whatever you need. BUT, be aware that in the U.S. at least, they not only don't honor their warranty but you can't buy most replacement parts to fix it yourself. Its great for as long as it works.
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Believe me I don't have an idea as I bought for my cousin he lives outside US but he never complains about it so far
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As long as the egg is fertile it should do the job. We used it for a parrot egg, but it had a hairline crack in the egg ,we did see a heartbeat but it died due to the hairline crack. The machine did the job for the egg. I hope this helps we also have reptiles I think this would work great for them!
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Hello Margaret, This is Lori. I believe the turkey eggs would work, without the turner. You will just have to make sure you turn them at least 3 times a day, for the first 18 days. I absolutely love this incubator! At our former residence, I only had to use a minimal amount of water to maintain the temperature. I also don't open the lid to add water. I use aquarium tubing with a 5 cc syringe and insert the tubing through the vent hole into the water troughs. It is very helpful if you also have a room hygrometer to measure the humidity/temp in the room, besides the hygrometer/temp on the lid. The more humidity you have in your room, the less water you will need to add to your incubator. I would first start by turning the incubator on and don't put the eggs or water in the incubator. Regulate the temp first. It may take 24 hours. At my other residence, I hardly had to add any water at all, only about 10 ccs of water every couple of days. On day 19, I added a little bit more water, around 20 ccs and monitored the incubator temp/humidity closely. You want to see some condensation on the windows on day 19-21. My temp was at 99.5 for the first 18 days. The humidity was at 60% the first 18 days. On day 19, with adding a little bit more water, I increased the humidity between 65-70%. My temp still stayed 99.5 on the last 3 days. I looked at both hygrometers/temps, the one in the room and the hygrometer/temp with the incubator. I always had an excellent hatch rate with this incubator. When I used the turner, I would have 40 eggs in there, and hatched 38 of them with success! Best of luck to you! Oh, by the way, I just wanted to say that I didn't follow the directions with how they tell you to fill the troughs. The location of where you have your incubator and room temp/humidity really does make a difference.
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I don't believe the Brinsea Mini incubator would be suitable to hatch goose eggs, obviously their size being the problem. The dome on this incubator sits very close to the end of a chicken egg when placed properly in the turning disc, but it is still able turn with the rotation of the disc. A goose egg, if it touched the dome inside, may not turn or roll if it hangs up on the dome. This Brinsea unit is quite small internally and barely fits 7 large hens eggs for which it was perfectly designed.
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I use mine for quail eggs, on 17th day I put them in a still air incubator at around 69 percent humidity while they hatch but while their in the farm innovator from one to seventeen days I keep them at 99.5 degrees and 55 to 70 percent humidity.....hope this helps
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Where we live the power seems to go off if a dark cloud passes over. My unit always maintains the settings when the power comes back on. I use my unit to incubate reptile eggs and it is a MUST that the temperature be maintained within +-3 degrees and to date it has always functioned perfectly. I was skeptical for the first few days and watched it closely and had it set to keep the temp within 0.3 degrees to insure survival of my eggs. It worked so good I have since ordered another to buld another incubator and will probably order several more. I can't say enough good things about this controller! Where we live the power seems to go off if a dark cloud passes over. My unit always maintains the settings when the power comes back on. I use my unit to incubate reptile eggs and it is a MUST that the temperature be maintained within +-3 degrees and to date it has always functioned perfectly. I was skeptical for the first few days and watched it closely and had it set to keep the temp within 0.3 degrees to insure survival of my eggs. It worked so good I have since ordered another to buld another incubator and will probably order several more. I can't say enough good things about this... » Read More Where we live the power seems to go off if a dark cloud passes over. My unit always maintains the settings when the power comes back on. I use my unit to incubate reptile eggs and it is a MUST that the temperature be maintained within +-3 degrees and to date it has always functioned perfectly. I was skeptical for the first few days and watched it closely and had it set to keep the temp within 0.3 degrees to insure survival of my eggs. It worked so good I have since ordered another to buld another incubator and will probably order several more. I can't say enough good things about this controller! « Show Less
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I was wondering if you bought one and tried it? I have just found the recipe for Arpege Eggs and hoped this would work ... please let us know! Thanks!!
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lift out of egg turner base...lay unit flat on table and remove egg holder rods so eggs are laying flat...they will hatch like that. I do this on the 18th day...hatch by the 21st day. This is the best incubator out there...I love mine and would buy again!
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Hi yes it can last Year i used mine for duck eggs it fits 5 but you naver get 5 hatch but a good little incubator if you can afford it i would go for the larger model i use both now hope this helpsTeresa
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HI there... Just drop one in warm water and wait.. It will take a day or two but the egg will crack and a baby dinosaur will hatch!
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Nope, just temperature and that sensor failed on me as soon as it was out of warantee cooking the eggs, another one only cooled, wouldn't heat - manufacturer and warantee company wouldn't even allow me to get a replacement sensor if I paid for it. If you get an incubator go here to buy a temp alarm. I would never buy exo terra, it's asking for trouble.
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Hi Nicole Technically it comes with both A thermostat and A glass thermometer. The thermostat is the device that you set at a Random spot and it will turn on and off to keep the temperature at that point. You use the supplied thermometer to see what temperature thermostat is holding at. The incubator will heat up quite fast but you will want to let it set for several hours to stabilize before starting the incubation of any eggs.Again it comes with both a thermostat and a thermometer, I hope this helps.Jayson
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Yes. In the instruction it will give you the days to hatch and the temperature to set it at for parrots.
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If there the size of quail eggs you will need quail rack. Im using ggame fowl eggs which are smaller than most chickens so I assume it will work.
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The incubator in the link you provided has a digital display for temperature and humidity. The ECO does not have a digital display. The temperature and humidity in the ECO is controlled manually. The ECO comes with a thermometer, but no way to accurately gauge humidity unless you buy a separate device.
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I think these specific ones are for consumption. They do have "One Dozen Turnbull Farms Coturnix Quail Hatching Eggs" for sale too. You should click on their name and it should show you the other options for eggs.
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The thermometer in mine reads 100.5 to 101. I know the tray temp is slightly cooler, but don't have a secondary thermometer to take a reading. I've run several clutches through the incubator, all successful.
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Yes, you do have to turn your eggs in the incubator. You can buy an egg turner for it that cost around $50.00.