What to Do When Fertile Quail or Chicken Eggs Arrive in the Mail
This guide walks through exactly what to do when fertile quail or chicken eggs arrive by mail, with a focus on the first critical steps that support hatch success. It covers careful inspection, when cracked eggs can still be set, how and when to repair minor shell cracks with wax, and why resting shipped eggs is essential before incubation begins. The article also explains incubator preparation, humidity monitoring, turning methods to avoid, the lockdown period, and what to do when chicks hatch at different times. It closes with realistic expectations for shipped eggs and the Gone Broody no hatch guarantee, helping customers feel informed, prepared, and confident before they start.