by Vegansoldier
Question by Tony: where to buy bird eggs and make a incubater at home?
im really want to raise a bird and see it hatch so where to buy healthy bird eggs and make a homemade incubater please tell me
Best answer:
Answer by Kit
You can buy fertile eggs off ebay and they’ll be posted to you. Just make sure you buy from a good seller. There isn’t just chicken eggs, there’s pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, peacock and other types of bird eggs, I saw emu eggs listed for hatching on there the other day and was tempted.
I currently have 8 chinese painted/button quail incubating, the eggs I bought off ebay and they all appear fertile, (I use a torch I got off ebay with high intensity LEDs to candle the eggs to check).
Also, I think you could check a local farm and see if they would sell you any.
My incubator is also off ebay, I wanted to make my own but I didn’t know how to wire everything you need up. The cheapest incubator I found was a home-made one, just a polystyrene box, but it had a heat lamp, thermostat and fan which were all connected so I had no work to do, just plug it in. It cost me about £35, including postage. The quail eggs I bought cost £6.
Here are some different home made incubators with info on how they’re made on backyard chickens.
http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/homemade-chicken-egg-incubator-designs-pictures
Goood luck!
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