Hot shipped quail eggs?

CajunChickenGuy

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I just got 4 dozen hatching quail eggs delivered to my house and tracking shows that they spent 9 hours in the delivery truck today. The box was quite warm...certainly 90+ degrees.

Should I still wait 24 hours before putting them in the incubator, or should I start them now?
 
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I Don't really appreciate being attacked and bullied on line.
I haven't used this site b4 and was just posting a simple question
And I don't know where you get of in assuming that I hijack anything.
thanks

Good for you, no one attacked or bullied you.

You however posted your desire to buy eggs on three unrelated threads, that is hijacking a thread when you change the subject. its not an assumption, its a fact.

You did it right when you started a thread.

Welcome to BYC
 
I received some shipped eggs that where warm to the touch " they sat in the mail box for an hour" I went ahead and put them in the incubator as soon as I opened the box and had an 78% hatch rate
 
I live in the southwest desert and my eggs routinely are 90+ degrees when I collect them every afternoon. Even though I collect every couple of hours they are in the heat before I collect them. They hatch just fine. The worst that can happen is they may start developing a little. Just set them in your incubator like any shipped eggs. Now if they get over 102 for very long your hatch rate will plummet.
 
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Hi guys no one knows a breeder of Tuxedo/pied or other various mutations of button quail in Australia that posts fertile eggs do they.
I would really like to get some of them
cheers
 

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