Thank you. We have been working on a national quail business directory & marketing Cooperative called USQuail.com / USQuail Cooperative. USQuail is a collective of member-owned State Quail Cooperatives (see Texas Quail Cooperative FB page for the Texas members - follow the page to be notified when USQuail goes live in a couple weeks ). There are many benefits to being a member and we have a founders special for the first 3 members from each state to join as a business or use the tools on USQuail to start one. Have a look and join us! Help us develop a decentralized member owned/member controlled parallel poultry resource to help our communities prepare by growing their own protein, one neighbor at a time. Www.USQuail.com
Hi These are ceramic heat elements. You can find the short yellow ones in 100w, and normal bulb length sized ones in 100w, 150w on Amazon, or soon on the USQuail Cooperative member-owned store (learn more at USQuail.com a quail business member directory, marketplace, member created educational & business resource & discount supply store.)
Hello... you can see this build on our yt channel as well as the unique design of our turning trays - made from heavy 1/4" thick aluminum perforated metal that retains heat while candling in less than ideal ambient temperature (we often take a second heated tray and place a disposable air filter in the tray. Under a heat lamp, we remove the entire egg tray and transfer all eggs to this new tray, placing the eggs atop the filter material (good footing artificial nest material). We turn off the heat lamp and spot candle each egg before putting the hatching tray back in the incubator, leaving the turning rack and tray out for cleaning and immediate reuse. We have a video on that.
Building this led me to building one out of a wine cooler and now one from a small dorm fridge. I'm considering building a line of incubator cabinet sizes for USQuail Cooperative that run off of a single controller/hub. Desktop 100, countertop 200, wall mount 400, under counter 700 egg boxes so you could pick 1 or 2 pending the hatch size you're doing. USQuail.com launching soon
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Good job thank you from Katy Texas
Thank you.
We have been working on a national quail business directory & marketing Cooperative called USQuail.com / USQuail Cooperative. USQuail is a collective of member-owned State Quail Cooperatives (see Texas Quail Cooperative FB page for the Texas members - follow the page to be notified when USQuail goes live in a couple weeks ). There are many benefits to being a member and we have a founders special for the first 3 members from each state to join as a business or use the tools on USQuail to start one. Have a look and join us! Help us develop a decentralized member owned/member controlled parallel poultry resource to help our communities prepare by growing their own protein, one neighbor at a time.
Www.USQuail.com
What are the heat lamps that you are using? The yellow color ones in the tractor supply brooder. Thanks and great video
Hi
These are ceramic heat elements. You can find the short yellow ones in 100w, and normal bulb length sized ones in 100w, 150w on Amazon, or soon on the USQuail Cooperative member-owned store (learn more at USQuail.com a quail business member directory, marketplace, member created educational & business resource & discount supply store.)
I will look into the place you’re suggesting, thanks
You can email or text me and I'll provide the Amazon link. The USQuail Store isn't up yet. This week hopefully
484-325-6678 TullyRiverQuail@Gmail.com
A dishwasher incubator? Can I get some more information on that please?
Look at the TullyRiverQuail you tube channel for the DIY Incubator build... its all on there
Hello... you can see this build on our yt channel as well as the unique design of our turning trays - made from heavy 1/4" thick aluminum perforated metal that retains heat while candling in less than ideal ambient temperature (we often take a second heated tray and place a disposable air filter in the tray. Under a heat lamp, we remove the entire egg tray and transfer all eggs to this new tray, placing the eggs atop the filter material (good footing artificial nest material). We turn off the heat lamp and spot candle each egg before putting the hatching tray back in the incubator, leaving the turning rack and tray out for cleaning and immediate reuse. We have a video on that.
nice setup. looks great. thank you for sharing. incentivizes me. lol. don't check my spelling.
Building this led me to building one out of a wine cooler and now one from a small dorm fridge.
I'm considering building a line of incubator cabinet sizes for USQuail Cooperative that run off of a single controller/hub. Desktop 100, countertop 200, wall mount 400, under counter 700 egg boxes so you could pick 1 or 2 pending the hatch size you're doing.
USQuail.com launching soon