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Which is the best incubator to use for beardie eggs? n/m

zeeker13 Jul 12, 2004 11:09 PM

I wanted to ask some of you with more experience which is the preferred incubator used by beardie breeders. thank you much

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beardiedragon Jul 12, 2004 11:18 PM

my guess is most smaller breeders use hovabators and those doing numbers or doing it for a long time build there own.

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Bennett


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zeeker13 Jul 12, 2004 11:36 PM

wow that looks like alot going on in the fridge, but i guess i already knew the answer, but i wanted to know which of the herbavators works the best...there r alot of different models. can u help?

beardiedragon Jul 12, 2004 11:41 PM

I would say to deal with a reputable company like LLL or reptile supply and tell them your plans so they can set you up with the right model
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Bennett


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Joel R Jul 13, 2004 09:02 AM

I have heard that the Turbo Fan model is notorious for drying out the eggs. (too strong of a fan for such a small box)
I have seen the regular model & it's kind of hard to see inside with the small windows, I would get the "picture window" model.

Also, I have seen several people find larger Styrofoam boxes that the lid of the incubator fits on. This makes the incubator much bigger.

I made my own but I didn't save any money. By the time you but the thermostat, heat source, & materials, You can buy a basic Hovabator. I am as we speak making a much larger one out of an old mini. fridge. So far, it looks like it's going to be great!

I hope that helps
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Joel R

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