Best guess @ what type I am mixed with!

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

Hatched out a few baby quail. I don’t breed true I breed for plumage coloring and for fun and to share the babies with friends. Started breeding beginning of summer and started with 1 male and 1 female of each type. Just wondering for fun.
***Pretty cool info:I had quail eggs rocking on my incubator rocker in my basement for a month or more. Forgot about them anyways decided I’d try to see if the eggs would be successful and they all were! No issues at all! Thriving healthy and wonderful! They are 6-8 days old (some hatched different days). Excuse the wrapping paper and egg pieces. I use different enclosures for babies and this tote is their treat tote It has since been cleaned I am a freak with messes.

 

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

Hatched out a few baby quail. I don’t breed true I breed for plumage coloring and for fun and to share the babies with friends. Started breeding beginning of summer and started with 1 male and 1 female of each type. Just wondering for fun.
***Pretty cool info:I had quail eggs rocking on my incubator rocker in my basement for a month or more. Forgot about them anyways decided I’d try to see if the eggs would be successful and they all were! No issues at all! Thriving healthy and wonderful! They are 6-8 days old (some hatched different days). Excuse the wrapping paper and egg pieces. I use different enclosures for babies and this tote is their treat tote It has since been cleaned I am a freak with messes.

ALSO IF YOU CAN GUESS GENDER GO FOR IT!

 

[Patiocoturnix]

Hatched out a few baby quail. I don’t breed true I breed for plumage coloring and for fun and to share the babies with friends. Started breeding beginning of summer and started with 1 male and 1 female of each type. Just wondering for fun.
***Pretty cool info:I had quail eggs rocking on my incubator rocker in my basement for a month or more. Forgot about them anyways decided I’d try to see if the eggs would be successful and they all were! No issues at all! Thriving healthy and wonderful! They are 6-8 days old (some hatched different days). Excuse the wrapping paper and egg pieces. I use different enclosures for babies and this tote is their treat tote It has since been cleaned I am a freak with messes.

I see maybe some pharaohs maybe Egyptian maybe some Grau fee not 100% sure on anything @Nabiki might be able to help more but it would be best to wait 1-2 weeks then post pics again they’ll show color much better then.

 

[Patiocoturnix]

ALSO IF YOU CAN GUESS GENDER GO FOR IT!

Way to early for that you’ll have to wait 3-4 weeks for the feather sexable ones and 6-8 for the non feather sexable ones.

 

[Nabiki]

It's too early to tell colour or gender. I think I see one rosetta tux, maybe a wild type or two, and if any of the parents were silver, a couple possible silvers.

 

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

It's too early to tell colour or gender. I think I see one rosetta tux, maybe a wild type or two, and if any of the parents were silver, a couple possible silvers.

That’s my goal all silver gray colors

 

[Nabiki]

That’s my goal all silver gray colors

You don't want that. Silver to silver can be a lethal combination, as in, you will get a higher percentage of eggs that don't hatch, and worse, you'll end up with weak little albinos that go blind very quickly if they aren't blind at hatch.

I love the SSC (Silver Schofield Collection), but I don't breed them anymore because of the birth defect rate.

 

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

I see maybe some pharaohs maybe Egyptian maybe some Grau fee not 100% sure on anything @Nabiki might be able to help more but it would be best to wait 1-2 weeks then post pics again they’ll show color much better then.

I know. I’m becoming a pro better than those who think they know it all. lol I’m just doing this for fun!

 

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

It's too early to tell colour or gender. I think I see one rosetta tux, maybe a wild type or two, and if any of the parents were silver, a couple possible silvers.

I know. I’m becoming a pro better than those who think they know it all. lol I’m just doing this for fun!

 

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

You don't want that. Silver to silver can be a lethal combination, as in, you will get a higher percentage of eggs that don't hatch, and worse, you'll end up with weak little albinos that go blind very quickly if they aren't blind at hatch.

I love the SSC (Silver Schofield Collection), but I don't breed them anymore because of the birth defect rate.

all about trial and error. I have had zero birth defects with breeding gray and silvers. They are not full breed. They are all mixed besides the parents. But I don’t select breed by breed type. I do for color.