Would this bator work for silkie chicken eggs? They are small compared to regular eggs
761057
I use it for bearded dragon eggs, so I believe it would. The temperature needs to be monitored closely with an outside thermometer!
761058
I would not recommend this incubator for birds at all. I hatched four Cockatiel & four Lovebird eggs in it, after about a week and a half. It killed all four of my love birds. My Cockatiels survived, but were sleepy. I would return it if I could.
761059
I don't know... I returned this product and bought one that was actually for chickens...
1514538
I'm not sure though I would say no, unless you modified the chamber to include larger eggs.
1010272
I am sure you can. The slots are adjustable. I did both chicken and Turkey eggs. My chicken eggs were middle sized and small sized. This incubator works great is is easy to use!
1154479
I didn't use mine for chickens. You would have to make nesting boxes and I would say no morethan 3 small or 2 larger
354675
Hi I took mine out, got a large hardboil egg, put in the unit...It did not fit properly, a small egg might...but the real problem is that the blades are not thin or sharp enough to slice it properly...it does a so-so job on strawberries...would not use it on eggs...hope this answers your question.
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I can't remember the dimensions, but I think most should...the dragonfly may be a little long though and not sure if the ladybug would be a bit wide. Would definitely fit in the larger sized plastic eggs
868103
They will work ok if you have a very flat bottomed frying pan, but if it has a slight rounded bottom or a rise in the middle, the eggs will run out from under them. We bought both the medal and the silicon ones and they both do the same thing. I'm going to go to a restaurant supply house and buy some really good ones.
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If u work quickly it may. They do break easily, but I highly recommend. I adjusted the recipe in booklet and use two rather than three eggs.
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Sorry, but this rocket would be a little too small for that. The average chicken egg is about 1 3/4 inches wide while the inner diameter of the Big Bertha body tube is barely over 1 1/2. You could probably modify it by adding a 1 3/4" or 2" payload section between the nose and body. I'd also recommend using a 24mm engine mount so you can fly it with D or E engines since B and C engines will have difficulty lifting the weight of the egg and the rocket. But for that trouble, you might as well just buy something like the Estes Eggscaliber or Quest Courier.
2009277
Would be great for just one egg! I usually use it for 2 eggs over easy...one on each side
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It depends upon whether or not you have other things mixed in with the shells. All alone the egg shells are just smashed and broken into pieces that are still held together by the shell lining.If you have fruit peels, and apple cores, etc. they will help the egg shells stay a little longer and smoosh up a bit more. Nothing larger than ½ inch by ¼ inch for the most part and many pieces smaller.
510321
probably too small, i have several out, no takers in this box yet. I do have a bluebirds,titmouse and chicadees with eggs in other nest boxes.
441199
I use mine for two whites and one yolk. Sometimes I use it for two eggs . . . it works but it is a little tight when using larger eggs.
2007668
Yes, I think they would (assuming you're talking about the small plastic egg-sized eggs?). The bags are mini and the bears are mini too. Fun!
170575
Looks like 2.25" X 3" would work. Which is bigger than a turkey egg. Give it a try.
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Depends on the size of the eggs. I can get 30-35 box turtle eggs in the unit at one time with trays. Eggs from a python are bigger so there's less space. Also the size of the trays are something to consider As well.
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It comes with horizontal bars to accommodate different size eggs so I would think so, but you have to have at least one bar full of eggs for the eggs to sit up correctly. I use it for chicken eggs and it works great for large or small eggs.