Hatching Quail

Pretty much any incubator is fine. As long as it holds the temp and humidity okay. I use a Huva Bator forced air.

 

There are some old threads somewhere on this topic that are specific to game birds, especially quail. This is a topic where you need to consider information from people who have raised game birds specifically. There are differences in hatching quail eggs and chicken eggs. I haven't paid much attention to the specifics, but I know that there are some incubators that the experts over in quail land here will tell you to avoid for quail hatching.

You pretty much can't go wrong with a Brinsea, as far as I know. However, they are pricey, especially if you want one of the larger ones. If you'll be doing large hatches then you DEFINITELY need a turner. If you are gone a lot during the day, you'll also need a turner. Quail eggs should be turned several times a day. Twice is really not enough from what I understand. I have a turner for my incubator but have too many eggs in to use it, so I am turning by hand. I'm aiming for 5-7 times a day (when I get up, mid morning, noonish, mid afternoon, early evening, late evening, bedtime) Since I often get up in mid-morning I might miss that first one.

 

I heve hatched Quail eggs in my Hova Bator.

You should go into the Quail section and post this. I'm sure Quail Lady and the others will help you out.

If your not in it with very many just buy a cheap Hova Bator. Turner and all should run you less than 150 if you shop right.