Would I need the small egg tray for guinea eggs?
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.
2017363
I have not tried guinea eggs but I have had guineas before. I do not think you would need the small tray. Guinea eggs are not as small as quail so I think it would work fine with the regular tray.
2017364
We hatched Cochin eggs which are about the size of guinea eggs, you should be fine
2017365
It depends on the size of the egg. If they are not much smaller than chicken egg size then you would not need a smaller tray but if they are the size of quail eggs then I would suggest getting the smaller tray.
1909139
I have used the egg cups for both extra large and jumbo eggs and they were fine for both. The jumbo were a bit tight, but fit.
728595
I don't know what green egg is. but if it is bigger than 16x18, the answer would be 'no'.I hope it helps.
866657
With the large-2-egg insert it may be possible. But then why not go with the Mini ADVANCE incubator, which has a larger egg capacity and costs just about the same. Both can accommodate eggs up to 65mm in length (most hens and ducks eggs, some turkey eggs but not goose eggs). For eggs larger than 65 mm, the Octagon 20 or the R-com 20 make more sense. Although there are too many concerns about the R-Com series for my taste. They are produced in Korea, and warranty support is a concern. Who would like to send their incubator to Korea for repair, after all. The Mini Advance and Octagon 20 incubators are supported right here in the USA ... It's just easier and less expensive. Sibylle
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.
1205519
Pan for poaching eggs holds one egg at a time. You might be able to fit two in it. The tray for soft / hard boiled eggs holds seven.
2038757
yes. they are designed for brownies and (smaller) cupcakes but an egg should be no problem. I have to tell you though. I purchased these as a Christmas gift so I only looked at them and held them in my hands but I didn't get a chance to use them. Still they should fit an egg no problem.
987439
Whole eggs will fit, without the shell. The deviled eggs stick up a little when they are finished.
327964
It really sounds like you have your answer: You have a chance of eggcrate foam or flat foam, depending on what was used at the time, mine has egg crate foam.
2169523
Eggs vary greatly in size and the dimensions of your egg trays is gonna determine your capacity ... I'm able to fit about 60-80 chameleon eggs total ... Chameleon eggs measure about a nickel in diameter and need about an inch of space between each other ... Great at keeping temperatures raised but this incubator is notorious for burning out when set to cooler temps ...
2104783
I've used the tray with ice in the glass bottom. The plastic egg tray will fit over the top of a layer of ice cubes nicely. The veggie insert will not accommodate ice though.
296582
It depends how firm you want the yolks. Make sre you keep the lid on util the whites are firmly cooked.Buttering the egg cups will make serving the eggs easier. Hope this helped.
949657
yes . a soon as you inserting small eggs into the carrier then dont worry, the eggs 100% protecting from all moving and bouncing.
1010272
I am sure you can. The slots are adjustable. I did both chicken and Turkey eggs. My chicken eggs were middle sized and small sized. This incubator works great is is easy to use!
1377907
That's all you have to have. An egg turning thing can save you some effort - but is not necessary. You can turn them by hand.
1299680
Depending on the number of eggs, yes. After 2-3 it starts getting too hot to handle without a holder.
549100
No, you need to purchase a nesting box specifically designed for birds to lay eggs in!