AU Plug Egg Candler Lamp - LED Cool Light Chicken Duck Quail Hatching Incubator Nensa Towel Capacity: Approximately 40-60 towels Colour:Black / Dark Grey

Name: AU Plug Egg Candler Lamp - LED Cool Light Chicken Duck Quail Hatching Incubator Nensa Towel Capacity: Approximately 40-60 towels Colour:Black / Dark Grey
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 14301582813
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1863 (15 reviews)

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SKU 14301582813

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Description

AU Plug Egg Candler Lamp LED Cool Light Chicken Duck Quail Hatching Incubator Nensa Towel Capacity: Approximately 40 60 towels Colour:Black Dark Grey Towel Capacity: Approximately 40 60 towels Maximum Operating Pressure: 3 bar designed for safe and easy monitoring during incubation visible veins or dark spots can indicate that the egg is viable and that an embryo is developing

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