Those are sweet incubators...
Many parrot, macaw and cockatoo breeders over the years have used that incubator, legendary reliability.
Thay never were inexpensive, Lyons makes very nice, professional breeder quality equipment, you get what you pay for. I use to threaten to buy one of those for years, back when I was incubating macaw eggs (and 4H show chickens), but never did.
There almost three hundred dollars, new, these days, and they've always been in the mid 2 hundred dollar range.
http://www.cutlersupply.com/cgi-bin/store/agora.cgi?product=inc-lyon-tx
I've ordered from these guys years ago, back when they where on "EGGBAY" (poultry egg auction site, of all things.). They are the cheapest around when it comes to "store bought" incubator pricing...
$35.99 - $1649.00. ( U.S.)
http://www.stores.ebay.com/doublerdiscountsupply/plistings/list/all/dept1/page2.html?col=2&dir=1
Product description follows of the $1,649 dollar "top of the line" "reptile egg Incubation Unit Lyons manufactures...
"A professional grade reptile incubator for the professional herpetologist...or the active hobbyist who thinks like one.
This Hi-Tech reptile incubator is a compact unit measuring 48.5" high, 19.5" deep and a full 21.25" wide!
ABS plastic and foam walls provide excellent temperature insulation. The clear see through door allows observation of developing eggs.
A HIGHLY accurate, solid state, ten-turn temperature control regulates temperature while a reliable over temperature wafer thermostat backs up the electronic control.
Includes 8 powder coated incubating trays 17" x 17" x 3" made out of 1/4" mesh with reinforced covers providing room for up to 160 python eggs or its equivalent in other reptile species."
Hurry, hurry, hurry, Step right up, and get 'em while they last.
