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Old 05-03-05, 11:20 AM   #1
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I want to get an incuabator. I have built ones in the past with the traditional aquarium heater and cooler. But now i want one for my button quail eggs. The problum im having is that my aquarium heaters only go to 89f. and quail eggs need 99f. so i was thinking of buying a hovabator but have no idea where to get one. any ideas of how to build an incubator for this temp or where to get one would be great. thanx
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using heat tape and a good proportional themostat should work, but i'm no expert on quail eggs.
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Old 05-03-05, 01:44 PM   #3
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ya use the same plans but a different heating method.. like heat tape... or us a combo of 2 heating methods... heat tape and aquarium heater
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If you want to buy one, try some Farm supplys/co-ops. Port Credit pet Center and the Reptile Wrangler(Barrie) carry Hovabators most of the time.
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Keep in mind that bird eggs, unlike reptile eggs, need to be turned regularly.
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Well theres a place not to far from me that carry hovabators. But a friend of mine just redid there kitchen and there throwing out there old fridge so i thought maybe ill take it and turn it in to one. I found some thermostats at canadian tire but wasent sure really what i was lookin for. Does anyone have any instructions of how to do this.
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