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Nothing like waiting till the last minute to think of this. Can someone tell me how long African harlequin quail take to hatch? I read somewhere 15 to 18 days but that leaves quite a period of not turning the eggs. I set them on June 10th so today would be day 13. Should I stop turning yet or...

My 2 cents worth would be let it go. Whatever happens is meant to be. I just "helped" a button after it had pipped 24 hrs earlier. Now I have a tiny bird with crippled feet.

I have 31 button quail. And have 12 Harlequin eggs hatching thursday I hope. And 4 Silver Pheasant eggs hatching too.

Try www.dblrsupply.com under galvanized feeders. Not identical but....

Very cute pics. In pics 3 and 4 they are similer in color but one has a black head and the other doesn't. Are they male and female or just different colors? Just curious.

Quote: Congrats on your little ones. Show us some pictures if possible.

Quote: Thank you. It is always better to ask for forgivness rather than permission.

Quote: Thank you. Looks like 14 will be the total hatch. Today will be 19 days so I am pulling the plug. Now that the buttons are hatched I can work on some Harlequin quail.

Here are a few pictures of the little ones. The first one is my little runt. It was the last one hatched out. Enjoy!!

Quote: Not bad for shipped eggs! Bring us the photos!!!! Awesome for shipped eggs. Thank you for shipping such a wide variety of colors. I will get some photos tonight.

Ooops double post sorry. My computer is going haywire today!!!

Quote: The buttons are too little to be with coturnix. Besides they need to be in pairs not a group.

Well I have 14 babies so far. The camera battery was dead so couldn't take pictures. Will try again tonight.

My button babies are hatching. Started with 25 eggs and 13 have popped out and running all over the brooder. Hopefully more will be out when I get home. Have several different colors that look too cute. I will post some pics tonight.

Cant wait for the beat down.

Different quail= different pens. Buttons are too small to be with larger quail. They also do much better in pairs. I have bought lots of eggs on the internet and have some good hatches and some bad. I would say about 50% average.

Found this on TAMU website. It was from 2009 also. Dr. Fred Thornberry was involved in a serious automobile accident in July, 2009. He is out of the hospital, in rehab and improving every day. Contact the department for the latest update on his progress.

Could the first one be a Silver Blue Faced Red Breasted maybe?? What would be my first guess if I had it.

Beautiful birds!!! I want some Blue Scale.

Yeah I think I am going to try Silver Pheasant instead. A buddy gave me 2 eggs so I am going to throw them in the incubator. Thanks for all the responses.