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The Recovery Program of the Puerto Rican Parrot – Continued

10/8/2013, 12:04

This is a follow to my last post on the Puerto Rican Parrot. The Puerto Rican Amazon (Amazona Vittata) is also known as “Iguaca”, the name used by the Taino American Indians, capturing the essence of its raucous call. Endemic to Puerto Rico, it is … Read more

How we came to incubate Penguins

8/2/2013, 20:16

In mid 2006 we made our first contact with the Loro Parqe Foundation (LPF) in order to introduce our incubators. It was Rafael Zamora Padron who urged us to come and show it during the IV International Parrot Convention organized every 4 years … Read more

Testimonials

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...but the area where the Inca Incubator really shines is in humidity control...
...Because in the Inca Incubator the humidity source is not coupled with the heating element, the humidity source can be removed from the incubator if needed.   This means that humidity stays in the optimal 45% range even if the air conditioner barely pushes it into the 50-55% range.   This is important because it means I don’t have to put a dehumifier in the room to keep the humidity in the 45% optimal range for incubation of this species, this is one less piece of machinery to worry about!

"... Read more

Ricardo Valentin-de la Rosa
Vivaldi Aviary
Purto Rico