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Jun 19, 2011
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Robert Clifton
On 8/30/13, Angelle wrote: > I have hatched in not only my own, but other classrooms as > well with great success. I have always used an incubator > with automatic turner and followed all the directions. I > currently have (and can recommend) the Brinsea Mini Advance. > > Regarding the responsibility for chicks -- that is real. Le...See More
Robert Clifton
On 8/30/13, Angelle wrote: > I have hatched in not only my own, but other classrooms as > well with great success. I have always used an incubator > with automatic turner and followed all the directions. I > currently have (and can recommend) the Brinsea Mini Advance. > > Regarding the responsibility for chicks -- that is real. Le...See More
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I have hatched chicken eggs in my preschool class every year I've taught (which I'll admit is only 2 years lol), but so far we've had great luck with it! My first year I used a website and bought my own incubator - it cost A LOT of money, but I got it with the automatic egg turner, so I would not have to worry about turning the e...See More