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Finally had eggs sept 3rd. Babies due by nov 1st at the latest. I’ll be able to tell for sure then. So far it’s worked well and everything looks good. I have a second thermometer in it for backup but it looks like 1 degree off.

I use this for my ball pythons! I can fit 2-3 clutches depending on clutch size. Easy to use simple as a first time breeder I say this was the best investment I've made towards my snakes! I will recommend to anyone! (I like in LA with hurricane season it's portable with car charger too to safely take it with us)

I got this product the same night when my turtle lays eggs which is Friday. I was expected to receive it on Monday as it said so. But it came on Saturday!This machine was a bit too expensive for me. But I wish to give the best to my turtle.I have it here to help me hatch my babies and it works well! Thanks to the machine to bring my babies to the world!

This works! I bought this for my son and he finally got a chance to use it for his bearded dragon eggs. It took about 60 days and he now has bearded dragon babies. He added a temperature and humidity reader on the inside because the digital temperature reading is in Celsius. The unit is quiet and he's extremely happy with this.

Leaks a little, from tray, even when you’re careful about filling it, but otherwise a good value.

So far, so good. Maintaining an accurate temperature of +/- 1C (2F) for three weeks and counting.

Purchased one of these incubators for incubating biological indicators. Set the unit at 60'C and it stayed at 60'C. The only issue I had was that the incubator has no access port to run my temperature monitoring probe into the chamber. Had to run the probe in through the door.

Great Little unit that served our needs for incubating Uromastyx eggs. You can get MANY clutches stacked or go with the minimum of 2 trays a shelf and get at least 6. This incubator is perfect for small reptile eggs. I wouldn't want to try to incubate more than one or two clutches of Ball Python or larger eggs. I use a hatch tupperware that is 7.09 x 5.12 x 1.97 inches in mine, side to side on each shelf and the bottom tray. Worth the investment for small hobby breeding.

I have two of these and so far they have worked pretty good for me. They’re not really big but definitely do the job for what I purchased them for.