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that was a really good show to watch... i watched it on the "instant play" section of netflix...

My coturnix laid her first egg today I blew it out and put it in with my "keepers"

Quote: pm barnyard and ask if there is an eg.g swap

Most likely won't heat peeping until day 21, you MAY see eggs rock a little on day 20... Try not to spray directly on the eggs because it can help bacteria into the eggs and can block pores in the shell slowing down the transfusion of oxygen into the egg. Instead, try using a wet sponge and just...

about 22-24 weeks... but it kinda depends on the bird...

depends on what kind of eggs they are... quail (other than bobwhite) should see it now chicken 21 days pheasant 23-24 days bobwhite 23-24 days turkey 28 days

Temp is constant, humidity will have to change...

Quote: sounds like she was snake bound... not egg

the feathers may be due to a curly gene??maybe not enough light? i think they need 16 hours of light to begin to lay eggs... how long is the heat light on??

they take 28 days, so day 25 put them in the hatcher...

what kind of quail?? coturnix, button, or bobwhite

I ordered some from eBay a little over 3 weeks ago. Ordered 90 and received 135 but one was broken I set 120, 24 were not fertilized, and after that, another 8 stopped early on... So if I'm counting right that's 88 left in the hatcher.... (they hatch tonight)

YAY my bobwhite are well on their way... So far about 12 pips, now for some zipping and hopefully the rest follow suit...

Not that I know of... I'm keeping mine seperate just because my chickens free range and the turkey won't because the number of wild turkey here, I don't want them to disappear

some people use them in larger aviaries as "clean up crew" they eat what the other birds are dropping... some have them as pets, i guess some might eat them, appetizers with bones??

mine will do double duty... depending on what i get...

i just set some turkey eggs today... what is it 28 days?? nm, i saw that you bought poults...

its kinda a combination of both... great machines work better with competant operators. ive always heard that "tools are only as good as the mechanic" and the mechanic that can fix something specialized with minimal tools is just that much better

if anyone says anything, i would counter with the fact that commercial poultry operations are not permitted... but personal is fine, and yes you can sell eggs, well not sell but give away if they feel inclined tomakesmall donations to the chicken feed fund... then therreshould be no issues...

i would say yay, but you dont sound happy about it...