Incubators

[Terrenson]

I need an incubator for home use. When purchasing chicks I usually do not like more than 25 birds at a time since that number fits well in my chicken tractor. I would like to hatch goose and duck eggs as well.
Double R Discount has a GQF Complete Turbofan Incubator with a regular auto egg turner or the goose egg turner.
Has anyone had success with these incubators or turners?
Any other recommendations?
Thank you for sharing your experiences.

 

[Grandmother Goose]

Following because eventually I'm going to need to get an incubator for chicken, quail, and goose eggs that's idiot-proof, time saving, works well, and doesn't require me selling a kidney to afford it, and I don't know much about them at all at this stage! Another thing I need to learn added to the list.

 

[Mandy Onderwater]

My father always had this cheap styrofoam incubator and installed his own thermometer so he could make sure temperatures are right. Has worked a charm for over 20 years now and we've successfully hatched many quaill, chickens and even some parakeets. Not a clue about the brand name, but I doubt they still exist, it looked very make-do. It would automatically tilt the eggs from side to side veeeeery slowly a couple of times a day, though we always had to keep a close eye on it's temperature as it liked to cook them (we drilled holes for vents, but would slightly open it if it was getting too hot).

 

[Larry Scott]

We have really good success with our these 2 incubators.
Magicfly Digital Mini paid $70 for the 9-12 eggs incubator.
and Brinsea Products Mini II paid $210 for the 7 egg incubator.
Have hatched duck, goose and chicken eggs.