reptibator

[chasingtime]

are these any good?
http://www.zoomed.com/db/products/En...D=2&SearchID=1

[The Serpent Merchant]

Not particularlly, they don't hold much and not worth the price. Your best bet is to build your own. There are some good threads in the DIY section

[chasingtime]

i have access to one for cheap and not sure ill need a lot of room yet as im just starting out. wondering if this would be good to get my feet wet with...

[The Serpent Merchant]

It could be but the best incubator is one that you can grow into. Personally I would just get a decent sized cooler stick some flexwatt in it maybe a fan plug the flexwatt into a thermostat and call it a day.

[WingedWolfPsion]

They'll hold maybe 2 clutches, in separate containers. They hold heat fine.

I was very unimpressed, because they don't hold humidity worth a darn, which means the eggs MUST be in separate containers.

A Hovabator, which is the same size, can hold 5 clutches of ball eggs in a substrateless setup, without separate containers, so that's what I use. Hovabator + thermostat is around the same price as the Reptibator.

[Cameron Lamb Exotics]

Im currently using one for some gecko eggs. No complaints so far, however it is pretty small.

[sookieball]

I used one for my first season last year. Worked great. Personally would recommend. But keep a thermometer in the tub with the eggs so you get accurate temps. The thermometer on the device doesn't read internal well because its right next to the heat source.

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