➡ Quail Hatch Along🥚

[RoosterML]

What they are good to eat at that temp

 

[Halzz]

What they are good to eat at that temp

Omg

 

[RoosterML]

I would say 103 or 104 will cause trouble.

I think Kiki is wrong yet again. “What else is new” I have had quail for so long that I think I got 24 eggs by now.

 

[Halzz]

I think Kiki is wrong yet again. “What else is new” I have had quail for so long that I think I got 24 eggs by now.

Ooh this is gonna be fun *grabs popcorn*

 

[RoosterML]

Ooh this is gonna be fun *grabs popcorn*

Don’t forget to share! Sharing is caring !!!

 

[Halzz]

Don’t forget to share! Sharing is caring !!!

*looks you up and down* mnmnmnmm fiinnneeee

 

[CovidtimeQuail]

Hey...ive currently got 10 coturnix quail in the incubator and theyre on day 18...no hatch yet and its my first ever time hatching...bfore lockdown, i did candle them and 1 was definitely alive but im not too sure now lol im trying to stay calm but im rlly nervous...wish me luck!

You've come this far; hang in there. Hopefully you'll get at least a couple to keep each other company.

As the others have said, spikes in temperature or humidity create the most problems for hatches. As far as humidity, I will attest to having had a 100% hatch with steady 45% humidity on the first 14 days. (I'm in Hawaii, and I'm not moving just to hatch eggs.)

Regarding temperature, I think my first hatch had spikes in temperature to about 103 degrees due to my inexperience and a poorly calibrated thermostat. As @Kiki said, not good. The hatch rate was about 20%, but some did hatch.

 

[sealer39]

I would say 103 or 104 will cause trouble.

Thanks. I'll stop stressing over 100.3 then.

 

[TLCMidMichigan]

Is anyone raising Bob whites?

 

[RoosterML]

*looks you up and down* mnmnmnmm fiinnneeee

I’m gonna steal your popcorn if you’re gonna be that way