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Yeah the sand really does help laying. I haven't had anymore problems

They wouldn't eat it. I've tried that for a while

I've had others broken before and they didn't touch it

Not sure on how many. No soft shelled, they are doing GREAT on game bird feed. Idk if it was cracked or not though.

My quail ate their egg for the first time. Why?

Hm not sure then. Maybe just finicky... They sure can be

Were you watching him swallow the food? Chick's will play with the food to try and swallow it but the spit it out because they cant. It's actually very common that way. I don't hatch quail super often and sometimes I forget to grind up their food more and quite a few end up dying, but as they...

Thank you! Quail are a lot more fragile and a lot smaller. The feed has to be EXTRA small so they can eat it. Regular crumble can be too large. You can collect up to 10 days worth. NO LATER THEN 10 DAYS! 10 days is the absolute max, then will need to be placed in the incubator. Hope that helps

My Italian.

For my birds to lay, I give 24 hour free choice of game bird feed, constant water (nor run out for any period of time) and they REALLY lay big time when I give sand. Also your males may be over breeding ur females, 2 to 2 isn't a good ratio. I've found bad ratios have messed with my birds laying too

Some of my babies

just want eggs to hatch healthy babies.

Thank you so my girls aren't going to lay much more? Should I sell and buy younger quail? What about my male?

My question is, I dont know the age of my quail but I get one to two eggs every day, every other day, to every couple days and I have 5 hens. What does this mean? What age do they normally stop laying?

What age do they stop laying?

Thanks! It was actually tough

I agree

No no noobie. They are all mature layers.

This is what I found in my quail cage today

Hahahaha