Red Range Coturnix Quail Hatching Eggs
Watch tiny quail chicks hatch at home or in your classroom! These eggs are chosen with care so you can have a fun, successful hatch.
Why These Eggs Are Great
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Healthy parents: Eggs come from strong, genetic-ally diverse quail.
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Pretty birds: Chicks grow into quail with red, brown, and black feathers—very eye-catching.
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Easy to keep: Coturnix quail do well in many places—backyards, small barns, or quail rooms.
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Lots of eggs: As adults, they lay many small, tasty eggs you can cook at home.
What You Can Do With Them (Uses)
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Learn science: Perfect for a classroom life-cycle project.
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Start a small flock: Great for families and homesteads.
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Fresh food: Raise quail for steady egg production.
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Hobby pets: Quiet, calm birds that are fun to watch and care for.
How to Use (Basic Steps)
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Set up an incubator and let it warm up.
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Place eggs pointy end down and turn them a few times a day (or use auto-turn).
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Wait about 17–18 days for quail eggs to hatch.
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Move chicks to a warm brooder with heat, water, and starter feed.
Quick Tips
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Keep temperature and humidity steady.
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Handle eggs gently with clean, dry hands.
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Don’t open the incubator near hatch day—let chicks finish on their own.
That’s it—you’ll be on your way to happy, healthy quail and a basket of tiny, delicious eggs!live
