How Do You Make A Fish Tank Egg Incubator?
If you are planning to hatch your own chicken eggs, you don’t need to spend a lot of money on a store-bought egg incubator. With just a few household items, you can create a nice, climate-controlled, cozy environment where your eggs will thrive and hatch into chicks. Find and clean a medium-size fish aquarium. Measure the sides and ends of the aquarium, and write down your measurements on a piece of paper. Find an old Styrofoam ice chest, or purchase Styrofoam insulation blocks from the hardware store. Use a pen to mark out the exact measurements of the fish tank onto the Styrofoam. Cut the Styrofoam into the shapes of the sides of the aquarium using a sharp blade. Tape the Styrofoam pieces to all four sides of the aquarium using duct tape. Place a bunched piece of soft fabric into the bottom of the aquarium. This will help pad the eggs. Place a hydrometer in the tank near where the eggs will be. Loop the wire over the side of the tank, and secure it with duct tape. Place a small bowl
