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Thanks for replying! I ended up going with the 24-16 Rent-a-Coop one that @ShaunJ421 recommended. It was the priciest I think, but I won't have to worry about it being too small and it will use less electricity than 2 and it has the anti-roost cover to keep them off. Keeping my fingers crossed...

Thanks all for helping. I returned the one I posted about and got the Rent-A-Coop one. I figured it will fit all of them and in this case, more (or larger) is better just in case since most companies overestimate space. I will be trying to hatch 27, but I don't think the rate for hatching all...

Oh, thanks. I may return the one I got and get that one! It looks like it already comes with the anti-roost cover. Is this the one you got? https://www.amazon.com/RentACoop-Chick-Heating-Plate-Kit/dp/B07DLF5LF5

Do you recommend keeping them indoors or outside then? I was gonna keep them outside, but I think I may keep them inside where it's in the 70s, but will that be warm enough even if some are pushed out. I think they all move around so some that are left out will get their turn, just like a hen...

I think you can set it higher up. But their fur will prevent them from getting too hot when touching it for a sec I would think. It also says this: 【Multiple Uses】:Chicks stay warm by directly touching the bottom of the heating plate. The surface of the chick brooder is hot to the touch...

I have been reading the posts about brooder plates and it seems that they overestimate how many can fit under a plate. I plan on incubating about 2 dozen. Does anyone have experience with this one? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BP6MJ4K6 Is one enough for do I need 2? It says 10 for...