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They are almost 15 weeks. 1/7 ratio. 16 hours of light. In garage so predators are not an issue. I’m so frustrated. I don’t know what could be the reason.Some things that will stop them from laying:
-Not enough light. They need 14-16 hours of light per day to lay.
-Too many males. The ideal ratio is one male to five hens.
-Predator hanging around. This could be just about anything such as rats, snakes, cats, dogs, raccoons, possums, hawks, weasels, ferrets, etc.
-Change. Coturnix do not like change. If you move them or make any serious change to their environment you can expect about a two week break from laying.
The brightness of your light looks fine. How old are they?
It could just be the season. They take a lot longer to start laying in the winter. I have to admit, though, by 15 weeks, they should be laying.They are almost 15 weeks. 1/7 ratio. 16 hours of light. In garage so predators are not an issue. I’m so frustrated. I don’t know what could be the reason.
No dirt bath! I will definitely try that! There is an area without wire for them.It could just be the season. They take a lot longer to start laying in the winter. I have to admit, though, by 15 weeks, they should be laying.
Do they have a place to get their feet off of the wire? Do they have a dirt bath?