Can the 48 auto egg turner that came with my incubator be used for turkey eggs???
1309474
I don't know, I don't raise turkeys but if they would fit on the turner I would try it. Do they have a different incubation period than chickens?
1309475
No they are too large. You would need to chance out the turning tray to a turkey sized one
1907234
Yes! The metal trays turn the eggs automatically. The plastic trays are egg setting trays, and are not included with the item, but can be purchased for specific egg sizes separately.
2106457
Though I did chicken eggs and fit 48 in.....I would imagine it would easily hold over 60 without a auto turner.
1121573
Yes, you do have to turn your eggs in the incubator. You can buy an egg turner for it that cost around $50.00.
2238263
7 duck eggs should fit in there with the turner according to Brinsea website. I've only hatched chicken eggs in it & there is plenty of room so I would say 7 duck eggs would fit as well
1633770
You can adjust the dispensing hole size. I can't check for you for sure cause the egg is MIA.
177766
I don't know but I don't see why not. I wasn't very happy with the product at all so I don't use it. The egg stuck to it. Was very hard to wash.
1583995
I never pierced my eggs. Not sure how large extra large is but it probably will work. Id think the worst case would be to skip a slot and tilt very large ones, but I have never had to do that.No ostrich eggs tho, ok?
319591
No. It's not meant for that. It will ruin the eggs and make a mess of the clean up process! So.... No!
1514541
I haven't tried turkey eggs but I think they would fit ok without a turner.
1192975
I have never tried goose eggs. If they are the same size as a extra large chicken egg then yes if you want them to work to automatic turn. Love this incubator as it has the automatic countdowna nd fiarly easy to use.
1269550
Yes, the one I purchased was for the large green egg. I do not remember who made it but it was a Christmas gift to my son and he loves it. I do remember that it appeared to be of high quality. My son uses it all the time and as I said, loves it.
185050
It does not, you'll have to do it by hand. I do recommend purchasing a turner if u don't have the time to turn the eggs 2 to 3 times a day.
1514540
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.
1896670
I have done silkie eggs in there. You can change the amount it turns so it doesn't turn the small eggs too much
2017362
I'm not sure how big guinea eggs are. But if they are much smaller than chicken eggs - I sure wouldn't use the tray that comes with the machine.
1457776
unfortunately no they wont. it was a great gift for my grand child. I am going through the same thing as to what to put in the eggs for the little one he is 2 1/2 I am off to the dollar store with one of the 60 eggs I need to fill to find somethings that will fit. Also will be taking a peak at the Oriental trading book