BIONIC INCUBATION Our innovative bionic water bed mimics the natural incubation conditions of organisms, providing an environment that supports hatching for every egg. USERFRIENDLY DESIGN Clear digital display and precise electronic temperature control make monitoring and adjusting settings straightforward. The compact size allows flexible placement, but foam insulation is essential for results. DUAL POWER SUPPLY Operate reliably during power outages with a versatile dual power system. Connect the incubator to a 12V battery (not included) or plug it directly into a standard power outlet. HATCHING TIME This home poultry incubator creates a safe and stable environment for hatching fertilized eggs, including chickens, ducks, geese, quail, and exotic bird species. Expect baby chicks to hatch in 1824 days. Key benefits Improves hatch viability by reproducing natural incubation conditions with a bionic water bed. Simplified operation through a clear digital display and precise electronic temperature control. Flexible power options reduce downtime during outages: 12V battery (not included) or standard outlet. Versatile compatibility for fertilized eggs from chickens, ducks, geese, quail, and exotic birds. Compact footprint supports flexible placement in home, workshop, clinic, or classroom. Foam insulation requirement noted to achieve the incubation results. Specifications and practical notes Function: artificial incubation using a bionic water bed to maintain stable hatching conditions. Compatibility: suitable for fertilized eggs of chickens, ducks, geese, quail, and exotic bird species. Size/space: compact design suitable for flexible placement (specific dimensions not provided). Material/construction: bionic water bed system with foam insulation for performance. Performance: precise electronic temperature control with a clear digital display for easy monitoring and adjustment. Use scenarios Home hobbyist or backyard breeder incubating a small batch of eggs for 1824 days, with continuous monitoring and easy temperature adjustments. Small farm or educational program incubating mixed species eggs (chickens, ducks, geese, quail, and exotic birds) in a single unit, benefiting from the versatile hatching environment. Classroom or science project setting to demonstrate incubation processes, allowing students to observe hatch timing and manage incubation conditions in a controlled, safe environment.