MOGOULUA 15 Egg Incubator for Chicks Automatic Brooder with Waterer & Feeder Poultry Brooder Machine Auto Turning Incubator Chicks Hatching Machine for Chickens Ducklings Geese Quails Birds
Details
- MaterialPlastic
- BrandMOGOULUA
- ManufacturerMOGOULUA
Description
🥚 Hatch the future effortlessly—your all-in-one poultry incubator!
- ALL IN ONE BROODER - Includes built-in feeder and waterer to nurture newborn chicks without extra purchases.
- HANDS FREE HATCHING - Fully automatic turning and temperature control mimics natural incubation, saving you time and effort.
- VERSATILE EGG CAPACITY - Adjustable tray fits 15 chicken, 8 duck, 6 goose, or 28 quail eggs—perfect for home or educational use.
- BUILT IN LED EGG CANDLER - Monitor embryo development easily without buying additional equipment—see life in progress.
- TRANSPARENT OBSERVATION LID - Engage kids or guests with a clear view of the hatching process, making learning interactive and fun.
The MOGOULUA 15 Egg Incubator is a compact, fully automatic brooder designed for up to 28 eggs of various poultry types. Featuring auto-turning every 2 hours, integrated feeder and waterer, and a built-in LED egg candler, it offers a hands-free, educational, and efficient hatching experience with a transparent lid for easy observation.
Specifications
| Brand | MOGOULUA |
| Model Number | 15 incubator UK-MGL |
| Package Dimensions | 37.6 x 25.5 x 16.8 cm; 1.74 kg |
| Material | Plastic |
| Item Weight | 1.74 kg |
Reviews
A**R
Holds temperature well.
Incubator is working very well. Temperature seems stable. I dry hatch so dont worry about humidity too much.Only tiny problem is the chick feeder that was included. Poor quality, flimsy and doesn't fit together very well, the top is too big for the base. The Drinker is ideal size for tiny chicks. It is an extra though and many similar incubators dont include these so not too big an issue.
K**�
Hatch 2 out of 4 fertile eggs with moving foetuses in.
This is a great incubator it moves the eggs for you it’s awesome. I can set the temperature and it won’t drop within a couple of point degrees. The only thing is that it doesn’t have a humidity sensor on so I can’t tell how humid it is. I am going to incubate some duck eggs in this incubation they are supposed to be harder than chickens. But it is very goof for first time chickens hatchers.
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