Premium Automatic 18 Egg Incubator by WONEGG
- Brand:
- WONEGG
- Model Number:
- 18H
- UPC:
- 860014095795
- EAN:
- 0860014095795
- Walmart SKU:
- 17472908968
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$49.99 | |
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$29.90 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$42.99 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.1/5 from 78 reviews.
Easy to use. quality great for money. Wished there was a button to increase or decrease humidity. But was easy to adjust to needed amount. Fast shipping. 4.5 stars
Great egg incubator!! Fast shipping and exactly what I needed. I love the two trays, maybe one day we’ll hatch bigger birds! I had no problem holding temperature and humidity. Very high success with hatching and I’d definitely recommend! Super easy to use. Just set it up, check on the water levels every once in a while, and wait for your chickens!
can't figure out why but it's a struggle to keep the humidity set right on this incubator, other then that it works fine I hatched 5 Chicks and 2 ducklings this month
excellent purchase, does everything for you including count down and auto shut off for rotating eggs.
Fantastic egg incubator!! Perfect for our small farm. Holds 18 eggs, but you can put less if you want to. I love the additional tray for bigger birds! Easy to use and good hatch rates. I'd absolutely recommend and would buy again for sure!
I incubated 7 eggs, and all 7 hatched! The incubator was very easy to use and kept the temperature and humidity consistent throughout the hatch. Every chick hatched healthy and is doing great. I couldn't be happier with the results and would definitely recommend this incubator to anyone looking to hatch chicks! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I really like the setup of this incubator. I thought the water chamber would be messy with the gravity waterers, but it's actually really convenient! I've gotten decent hatch rates and it's a well insulated chamber. I kept the styrofoam on the bottom piece so it could better maintain humidity and temperature.
Running my second hatch of coturnix quail now; I used the included goose egg turner and found it will hold 4-5 quail eggs per section. Not all of the tiny eggs stay in the right position this way, however, and out of 15 pipped eggs one was on the small end and the chick didn't hatch. (Only 2 pipped eggs did not hatch.) The humidity control is not easy on this one, but PAY ATTENTION to which side you put your water bottle; side A has a significantly lower surface area for the water and is intended for the main hatching process, Side B has a huge surface area and is meant for lockdown days at the end of the hatch. Unfortunately, even the small surface area of Side A creates too much humidity in my area. I have to occasionally dab a little in, then let it go dry to keep the moisture at the right percentage (40-50% for coturnix quail). I'd love to try a "dry hatch" to see if it improves my hatch rate, but there's a loud beeping alarm that sounds constantly if the incubator drops below 40% moisture and YOU CANNOT TURN IT OFF. Adding the water bottle to Side B for lockdown created excess moisture, as well (over 75%), but that was a better option than to little so the chicks didn't get stuck in their shells. All in all, I'd say this incubator is about as good as the person using it; held temp well, great visibility, consistent turning. Biggest challenge is the humidity control. Happy hatching!
the humidity is staying to high with one water bottle. there's no way to control the humidity on the settings and the water bottle puts out to much water. I am having to not use the water bottle and pour in water myself and keep an eye on the humidity and I have to work and this is becoming very frustrating. the incubator makes a loud beeping sound if humidity drops below 40 and if I'm not home it drives my dogs nutz. plus the humidity has already dropped and affected the eggs . I can't regulate
Absolute piece of junk The Candler light doesn’t work one day The temperature in it will be 95.5 the next day it might be 101. I had to turn mine up to 102 just to get it to stay around 95.5 (i’ll probably have to adjust it again )the temperature is went up and down so much. I don’t know if the eggs will even hatch.do not buy this item.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $37.99 (Aug 18) to $42.99 (Sep 27) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $40.79.
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| $42.99 | $+3.00 | +7.5% | |
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