Some chicken breeds are more maternal than others, and sometimes certain breeds abandon their eggs after they are laid. Therefore, in this case, it is recommended to use an incubator (also called a hatcher) to allow the eggs to hatch. This manual incubator can hold up to 7 eggs, and you can quickly and easily scale up your breeding. This incubator is perfect for small family breeders and allows you to achieve better hatching rates. The manual incubator is made of a yellow plastic base and a transparent lid, allowing you to constantly see the changes in the eggs. Thanks to the 7 slots, the incubator can hold up to 7 eggs. The size of each egg base is 3.3 cm. This incubator is perfect for beginners, it has a 2.5 x 1 cm screen to check the temperature, and it can be adjusted from 20 to 50° using the \"+\" and \"-\" buttons. Thanks to its dome shape and ventilation system, the air can circulate evenly and the hatching conditions will be ideal. As its name suggests, the incubator requires you to manually turn the eggs 2 to 3 times a day starting from the second day of incubation, so that the embryo does not stick to the egg membrane. We recommend doing this around the 18th day of incubation. Tip: draw a line or other symbol on your eggs to see if they have turned. Thanks to this artificial hatching system, your chicks will be born after 21 days of incubation. Leave them in the incubator for one more day to allow their feathers to dry out and become a little stronger before joining the other chickens. Dimensions of the manual incubator 7 eggs - Total dimensions: L 17.5 cm x W 15.8 cm x H 16 cm