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I’d love to hear recomondations on good but on expensive parrot incubators?
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parrot breeders look for a ‘small’ incubator (few breeders need to incubate more than two dozen eggs at a time) which offers the quality, reliability, flexibility and control to give their prized eggs the best possible chance of hatching. Until recently, there was a gap in the market for such an incubator which is why Brinsea have developed the Octagon Pro-20. Based on the highly successful Octagon 20 MkIII (which has been used with success by many parrot breeders), the Pro-20 also include Brinsea’s latest H22 Humidity Management Module, calibrated digital thermometer (each supplied with its own certificate of accuracy), novel foam isolation pads to protect developing embryos from any unwanted effects of vibration, a 15-page comprehensive instruction booklet and a free 2-year guarantee. An optional temperature alarm system to warn of thermal variation in the incubator is available as an option. Although highly advanced, the system is designed to be as easy to use as possible – the Humidity Management Module in particular breaks new ground in user friendliness.
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Hey,I’d go for a fish tank and buy a reptile lamp,thats how my petstore dose with there rainbow lories.I noticed that you also awnered my question about the dove,thank you.But one thing she is a solatary dove,she can’t lay eggs.If yahoo might not let me say the word(I’m always afraid to lose my accout)They have got on each others back,…..
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