Harris Manna Pro Farms Nurture Right Incubator | Egg Incubator for Hatching Chicks | 360 Degree View

Good hatching rate with fertilised eggs. 19 duck eggs went in. 10 live ducklings made it. 6 eggs were probably unfertilised. Candles out 3. 3 more were cloudy at the end.Do not open the lid after lockdown to avoid ducklings/chicks getting shrink wrapped and dying. No option for duck egg turner plate. The eggs were bigger than the slots so had to be manually turned in the slots. Some of the ducklings got stuck to one side of the wall. Let all the ducklings/chicks hatch out for a couple of days before opening the lid to move them. Once opened make sure the rest don’t get shrink wrapped and die. I got 10 live ducklings, (9 Aylesbury and 1 Muscovy) both with different incubation times (28 for Aylesbury and the rest went into a second lockdown before the 35th day hatch out). 2 further ducklings got shrink wrapped and died. One died probably on the 20th day or so. I had to help out the Muscovy as it was getting exhausted after pecking for 3 days. The second pipped Muscovy egg did not make it. The 10th Aylesbury pipped egg did not make it either.But satisfied with the overall product. Hatches the outer eggs as well as inner eggs in the turning plate.

Great quality with built in candler and egg rotation. Safety features tell you if temperature gets too low. Don't listen to the people who say that the American plug isn't changeable, there figure 8 "kettle lead" which you can unplug to put a uk version in. I used an old sky plus HD cable.

Arrived today . Happy with my order . Was well packed . Arrived quickly from USA . Perfect for my Emu and Nandu eggs . Thank You

Good instructions, easy to see into and simple to use. However, the humidity is difficult to keep at the level you need and, most importantly, the shape of the machine and the unprotected, non-waterproof electrics, heating bands and fan at the top make it completely impossible to thoroughly clean between uses so I now have an expensive bacteria breeding colony to try and bring chicks into the world in. Wish I had got a Brindisa unit

this is well worth the money

I personally don't recommend using this. Our first time trying it we followed the instructions to the T. The success rate for the hatching was alright first time round, but with a majority of eggs dying. I've tried 3-4 cycles again where I've tried to hatch again and this is probably the 3rd time that non of them hatch at all. The humidity is very inaccurate so even if you result to buying this I would recommend getting a Hydrometer.I would say cleaning it isn't very easy, there are many areas within it that are electrical exposed and it's near impossible to clean the top part of the LID where the fan. Things I like about it is you're able to have a 360° view of the whole thing.

This is defo a good bit of kit. My only issue was that the incubator lid has scratch marks on it, only reason I dint send back was the fact I had ordered hatching eggs to put in it and they were out of stock to get a replacement.

Hadn’t realised was an import bought an additional adapter plug then stopped working after few hours

I have tried to contact the seller bit they have yet to reply to my messages

I founds this incubator to be great, instructions where easily deciphered. Set up is simple, clean up after hatch out was easy and as it states it does everything. We’ve had multiple hatch outs of 80+% rates. The only thing I can even maybe say that was a bit challenging at first was getting the humidity to an optimal range. Requires to be in a room where you can more easily control the room temp and humidity so as not to effect the incubator.

The Nurture Right 360 is by far my favorite smaller incubator, and we’ve been using them on our farm for several years. We consistently get really good hatch rates with them, which is why I recently purchased replacements when our older ones were damaged during storage—completely our fault, not the incubator’s!Here in East Texas we already have plenty of humidity, so I generally dry hatch and rarely need to add much, if any, extra water. I know some other farmers feel the humidity reading can be a little off, which is something to keep in mind if you’re hatching waterfowl or anything where you need very precise humidity, but with the way we hatch, we’ve had excellent success.We also have groups come out to our farm to learn about hatching, and this is one of the incubators I regularly recommend. It’s easy to use, reasonably priced, and a great choice for beginners while still being something an experienced hatcher can use for years. If you don’t need a large cabinet incubator and just want a dependable smaller setup, this is a great one.

Very accurate

Tengo dos ya de estás y pienso comprar más funcionan muy bien y muy efectivas