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Fridge incubator.. works really well has a fan heat panel and thermostat with it..

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Leitrimbikes 1 month ago

€60 OFFERED

Barrinhos79@yahoo 4 weeks ago

€80 OFFERED
Is that work with quail egg

DJ126 4 weeks ago

@Barrinhos79@yahoo it could work but you would need to turn the eggs

sparks- 4 weeks ago

Have you got the dimensions please?

DJ126 4 weeks ago

@sparks- 43cm wide 48cm deep 80cm tall

sparks- 4 weeks ago

€1 OFFERED
PM please

DJ126 4 weeks ago

@sparks-: €1 OFFER ACCEPTED

DJ126 3 weeks ago

@Efestseva thanks for the offer but no thanks. Yes I made it myself holds temperature and humidity very well and has a fan so no difference between top and bottom temperature

Efestseva 3 weeks ago

€62 OFFERED
Ok cool, thank you for your reply. That's pretty cool yous made that How does i monitor & set the humidity for.. eg water foul ones / adjust for the lock down

Efestseva 3 weeks ago

Or whichever offer moneywiseworks for you & I -we are just trying to figure out how to operate your lovely DIY birdgadget)) beforecommitting financially. Thank you

Efestseva 3 weeks ago

Let's PM, im curious to find a way to make this work

DJ126 3 weeks ago

@Efestseva im not sure this would actually work for birds. I only ever used it for reptiles.. so I set the temperature and leave it do its work

Efestseva 3 weeks ago

Ah I see.... Let me google your approach. (for birds: 55-65% humidity is required & then 65-75% for a few days,depending on whoseeggs) (& if incorrectpercentage - embryodrowns or doesn't develop. Thank you for your reply

Efestseva 3 weeks ago

Ok interesting: It's not too dissimilar. So What did you insert to regulate your humidity rates / monitor them (it says reptiles too much gets mould up, too little gets 🥚 denting)

DJ126 3 weeks ago

@Efestseva all the humidity with reptile incubation is done within the container holding the eggs. As long as the container is setup correctly the humidity in the fridge itself is not as important. The humidity in the fridge stays quite high anyway but I never control the fridge humidity itself

Efestseva 3 weeks ago

So basically: your current reptile egg incubator design has 1) High humidity (you don't even need to measure it because you do something with sone other container inside) 2)The fan circulates the air (but no holes so it's always the same inside air, no ventilation from the outside?) 3)Is there any monitoring ?(thermometer /humidity) there at all? (or it's not required in ur case)