I was wondering if it was age related. It is soft, but firm and just feels like tissue. I forget to mention she has a crack in her beak so maybe an injury from flying into the aviary wall
They claimed part of the shell comes off naturally when they remove the poop. Not sure how that makes and obvious circular cleaning motion....I also wonder how clean their farm is....
Thank you. I would prefer that actually. I put them in right when I got them and they hatched Monday night. I would prefer a Tuesday night hatch as Wednesday is my day off.
I have quail eggs arriving Thursday. Last time, the seller said to put them right in the incubator and not turn for 24 hours (fat end up). For chicken eggs, I have them sit at room temp for at least 24 hours prior to putting in the incubator. Any thoughts? Thanks.
We will be starting our build soon for the corturnix quail habitat. I was reading that a wire bottom is easier to clean. However, I had wanted to plant large ornamental grasses, clumping bamboo, etc for hiding purposes which would be difficult on wire (unless the grass grew up through the wire...
I giggled a lot before posting and found extensive lists of safe vs not safe plants, but they were missing the questionable plants listed in my original post. Ie. Catnip is not good for quail, but other mints are fine.