how does one make a fairly inexpensive incubator? could u make one out of a large ice chest or something similair in nature. thanks in advance
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how does one make a fairly inexpensive incubator? could u make one out of a large ice chest or something similair in nature. thanks in advance
Here are some links to give you ideas and get you started:
www.familyzoo.us/how_to_build_an_incubator.htm
www.duf.net/reptile/Docs/incu%20design.htm
www.arbreptiles.com/cages/incubator.shtml
www.herpo.com/cages/incubator.html
msucares.com/poultry/reproductions/poultry_styro_incubator.html
I made this from a gutted wine cooler. Worked excellent and temperatures never fluctuated. Only downside is, I can only fit 2 clutches at a time.

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jdalbo- what are the water bottles for? i have a mini fridge i never use would that make a good incubator
the mini fridge will work perfectly as an incubator. the water bottles are to store heat to keep temps stable when you open it up.
k thanks. how much and what kind of heating element would work best if i used the mini fridge?
even cheaper option and proven last year. make sure you use bigger tubs with plenty of vermiculite to keep humidity up, the one shown was NOT big enough.

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