Egg cartons?

[Fishychix]

I find the pulp ones on Etsy for about $1 each not counting shipping, but that tells me that you can buy in bulk and sell the extra on Etsy if you like.

That’s the type of deal I’m looking for. I wonder who their supplier is? lol

 

[Teneniel]

That’s the type of deal I’m looking for. I wonder who their supplier is? lol

https://www.eggcartons.com/Quail-18-Egg-Pulp-Egg-Carton-p/fhpbl-18qpu.htm

 

[Fishychix]

https://www.eggcartons.com/Quail-18-Egg-Pulp-Egg-Carton-p/fhpbl-18qpu.htm

I saw that, but the only way to make it feasible is to shell out a few hundred bucks. I need some one who lives close by and we can go in on a bulk buy. That would be ideal. Lol!

 

[Teneniel]

I saw that, but the only way to make it feasible is to shell out a few hundred bucks. I need some one who lives close by and we can go in on a bulk buy. That would be ideal. Lol!

yeah for sure. I’d do it if we were closer!

you could also stamp them to make them a little “extra” and make them stand out, charge an extra 10 cents each or something!

 

[Fishychix]

yeah for sure. I’d do it if we were closer!

you could also stamp them to make them a little “extra” and make them stand out, charge an extra 10 cents each or something!

Hmm, that’s not a bad idea. I’ll have to think about that.

 

[Quailobsessed]

I'd love to get some quail egg cartons, but they're even harder to find in Australia, and I'm not really willing to pay much for them either. I don't sell eggs, but I'd just like an efficient way to store them. I normally just use ice cube trays

 

[Fishychix]

I'd love to get some quail egg cartons, but they're even harder to find in Australia, and I'm not really willing to pay much for them either. I don't sell eggs, but I'd just like an efficient way to store them. I normally just use ice cube trays

I do too! They fit perfectly

 

[jjaazzy]

I'd love to get some quail egg cartons, but they're even harder to find in Australia, and I'm not really willing to pay much for them either. I don't sell eggs, but I'd just like an efficient way to store them. I normally just use ice cube trays

Get an incubator tray, they are a good sturdy plastic and you could clean them as needed and use over and over.