Quail Egg Incubator for Hatching Quail Eggs with Automatic Turner and Humidity Control, Quail Egg Hatching Incubator, Suitable for Chicken Duck and Other Poultry

8/27/26 update: I have hatched about 6 batches since buying this incubator. I still think it does great! I have been putting a microfiber towel under the incubator because the condensation that just sits under the unit. And the problem is fixed! I also added a little mini hydrometer gauge (which was like $6 for two on Amazon) just in case the thermometer went bad on the incubator- which the readings are still stable, woohoo! I had a friend try hatching quail with another incubator but they had a low hatch rate so I told them about this incubator. Have since added a video and more pictures of the incubators and baby chicksies! Oh and I’ve only had a total of 4 born with splayed legs, I made a brace for them (pictured) and I put them in a small glass jar with shredded paper towel pieces on the bottom to act as traction. 30 minutes in and 30 minutes out several times a day, they grew up to be just fine. Old review: My video & pictures speaks for itself! As of this morning, we have a total of 29 hatched & 6 unhatched eggs. Although this is only the first day,I’d say that’s still a pretty good hatch rate! We are pleased with this incubator & definite 100% recommend! Just buy it! Here’s what I have been doing, I set the incubator to 55% humidity. When it gets to about 46% or so, THEN I will refill the little water bottle and set it up on the incubator. I’m writing this because my husband refilled the halfway full bottle with more water when the humidity was perfect, it caused the humidity to rise to about 80% for a couple of days. We just waited that out. I only used 1 of the water bottles the entire cycle. I have only hatched quail 3 times, twice with my old, defective incubator (with low hatch rates) & this last time with the new incubator. This one has a great hatch rate. If you’ve read this far, just buy the darn thing. You can always return it IF it doesn’t work for you… but I know it’ll work! ;)

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this incubator. I’ve done multiple hatches over the past 6 months and good results each time. I do use a 2nd hygrometer inside to cross check temp and humidity, but otherwise no issues. Definitely recommend for someone who is doing small batches.

I wanted to wait till I hatched before I wrote a review. I bought this as a secondary incubator. I just hatched Jumbo Taxes A&M quail and had a surprisimg great hatch rate of 80%. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the temperature and humidity gauge is off quite a bit, but I ALWAYS use a separate Hygrometer/Thermostat. If you don't do that with any of them, then you are asking for trouble. They always lie. Everything I've read says not to use a horizontal egg truner for Jumbo Quail, but I'll take an 80% hatch rate. The egg turner on this one is insanely good for quail, which proves don't believe everything you read. I would definitely by this model again.

Easy to set up. I put 34 coturnix eggs on it and had 65% hatch rate. I have ordered some bobwhite eggs, but i put the turner in upside down, the eggs were not turning so at day 14 i removed all the eggs and turned the turner over and tested again to make sure all the eggs were turning. make sure you test the egg turner with the eggs on it. It seems to control the humidity and temp well I bought another incubator like this one and set it up today with more bobwhite eggs. I'll see how much damage I did without turner to the first batch.

Great value for a pretty nice capacity quail incubator. I found the product easy to use and while the instructions were not extensive they were easy to understand. I used this incubator to hatch mail order quail eggs. I received a package of 36 jumbo brown cortonix quail eggs. About 4 were damaged in shipping so I ended up incubating 32 eggs. Of the 32 eggs 15 hatched between day 17 and day 18. I also used a Govee humidity and temp monitor to help keep the incubation process on track. I found the temp and humidity on the incubator never changed unless I did so manually based on my experience I would say the digital temp and humidity display shows the set point and not the current measurements.