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Covatutto: Egg incubators for chicks, quails and other poultry

Covatutto incubators come from Italy and hatch eggs from chickens to quails. With us you will find units in several sizes and matching turning motors.

Covatutto: Incubators for hobby keepers

The incubators from Covatutto are made in Italy and distributed in Germany by Albert Kerbl GmbH. They are versatile: you can use them to hatch eggs from chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys, guinea fowl, pheasants, partridges and quails. The models differ mainly in how many eggs they hold and how much work the technology takes off your hands, from a small starter unit to a digitally controlled incubator.

Covatutto at Agrarzone

For your first attempts with just a few eggs, the Covatutto 7 is a good choice. The Covatutto 16 L is also available as a digital Pro version with automatic turning, and the Covatutto 162 digital holds enough eggs for larger hobby breeding. If a turning motor fails, you can get a replacement from us: motors for the 108 and 162 models as well as for the 24 and the Big version. That keeps your incubator going for many hatching seasons.

Frequently asked questions

How long does incubation take in a Covatutto?
That depends on the type of poultry. Chicken eggs need around 21 days, quails about 17 to 18 days, and ducks and geese considerably longer. Allow a few extra days until all the chicks have hatched.

Why do the eggs need turning?
Regular turning stops the embryo sticking to the shell membrane and helps it develop evenly. Models with a turning motor do this automatically, with the others you turn the eggs by hand several times a day.

How do I know which turning motor fits my incubator?
Check the rating plate or the manual of your incubator. Each turning motor is designed for specific models such as the 108, 162, 24 or Big and cannot simply be swapped between them.