Best Incubators?

[ForrestJungle]

I am trying to se what incubators everyone thinks is the best. After thinking about it i think i am just going to buy one. So some one give me their input! Thanks!!!

 

[reefercheefer]

You need one in Arizona? Just keep them at 75 degrees in Tupperware with hatch rite

 

[ForrestJungle]

75? I have veiled and i was told 85. Ha every one thinks az is hot. I live in the mountains. This is the first week in three months that we have been higher then freezing lol. My house says about 65. But i was told 85 and they will hatch a few months sooner.

 

[ibdragons]

in the winter you fo need one in Arizona
.just like San Diego.havabator works for me. I do Tupperware in my closet in the summer and hovabator in the winter.

 

[robmd1]

a closet...

 

[ForrestJungle]

I would use my coset if it wasn't 45 degrees in it.

 

[rOnz]

One of my local chameleon breeder told me incubator is never used for chameleon just leave em on room temp

 

[ForrestJungle]

Like i said above its too cold. So i should just go with the havabator? Does it control the heat perfectly? I want something that is going to stay at 75 degrees all the time.

 

[ForrestJungle]

Sorry 85 Degrees

 

[coldbloodedAL]

Incubate your chameleon eggs at 85 degrees and you might as well pull out the salt and pepper..... Too hot for even veiled eggs imo

If you want optimal incubation temperature control, you want an Avey Incubator. Mine holds temperature to two tenths of a degree as long as ambient room temp is within 20 degrees of its set point.

 

[shaunaroxanne]

Incubate your chameleon eggs at 85 degrees and you might as well pull out the salt and pepper..... Too hot for even veiled eggs imo

If you want optimal incubation temperature control, you want an Avey Incubator. Mine holds temperature to two tenths of a degree as long as ambient room temp is within 20 degrees of its set point.

Wow, yeah...what he said. 85 is WAY too hot. I use a cheap, styrofoam hovorbator from tractor supply for $40 and it works well for me.

 

[ForrestJungle]

How about this one? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XNMGCA/ref=asc_df_B004XNMGCA2413016?smid=A2JELRZPR1IJ9S&tag=dealtmp754270-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395105&creativeASIN=B004XNMGCA

 

[ForrestJungle]

Any one.... anyone.... Bueller? ;p

 

[LLLReptile]

Hovabators are a great, inexpensive option that should work well for you. Keep it in a part of the house that doesn't fluctuate too much in temperature, and you should be fine.

We carry them on our website, btw

-Jen

 

[shaunaroxanne]

How about this one? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XNMGCA...e=asn&creative=395105&creativeASIN=B004XNMGCA

That's the one I use, but without the fan.