what Incubator do you use?

[ChristinaJ]

I currently use the Hova-bator incubators when I incubate leopard gecko eggs. I'm looking to maybe update my current incubators since I'm getting more into breeding than I have been in past years.

Should I stick with my Hova-bator models or is there a newer, better incubator that works well for incubating leopard gecko eggs?

 

[GeckoCrossing]

I haven't had any problems with my two Hovabators. Temperatures are constant at whatever I set them to. I won't replace them until I need more room or until they break.
Don't fix it if it ain't broke

 

[ChristinaJ]

I've only ever used them on a small scale, and I've never had a problem with them, I was just worried that since I'm breeding on a bigger scale this year I might run into problems with them.

 

[GeckoCrossing]

How big a scale? I use two at the moment, one at 81 and the other at 89. And I use the GEOs to maximize the space in them.

 

[ChristinaJ]

Over the past few years I've only had about 5/6 females laying eggs a year, sometimes less. This year I'm hopefully going to have double that about, I do have 2 of the incubators as well, maybe I should just invest in more of the same if I end up needed the room rather than try something that I'm new to.

 

[katie_]

I use zoomeds reptibator.

 

[LLLReptile]

The reptibator has all of the best parts about a hovabator, as well as additional space and a built in thermostat. It is what I recommend most for people looking for something more than just a hovabator, but aren't quite to the point of making their own yet. We use them in the stores for the occasional eggs that are laid here.

Here's the link to check it out:

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog...ators/-/zoo-med-reptibator-digital-incubator/

-Jen