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Im looking to get a incubator for the eggs my turtles will lay in spring I been looking around and reading reviews on some but don't know which one to get I only need one for about 15-20 eggs normal turtle size eggs. I seen the exo terra one is a pos and cant find many reviews on the others available out there. I want one that will keep its temp good and not screw up I don't have the money for a professional one. Im new to this and just want some others opinion on what they used and what works the best. Thanks for looking, Scott
 
Hello Scott. The one you mentioned is fine. Also Hovobator makes an inexpensive incubator to suit your needs. About $80 bucks made out of Styrofoam.

Best of luck, Joe...
 
I use home made ones and reptibators and both work very well. With the reptibators i do make one modification which is plugging the holes in the bottom of the incubator with glue because it seemed to not hold humidity well until i plugged those. After plugging them my humidity stays very solid only needing to add water to it once or twice a month
 
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