Quail Humidity during lockdown

[Gigachad poultry]

One thing to watch out for with the higher humidity is curled toes. My first two hatches I used the 45-50% humidity and had a lot of curled toe chicks. A couple were so bad that I had to cull them. After I started incubating at 30%, the number of curled toes went way down.

Good to know 30% is what they should be at. I'm hoping 35% is fine because my incubator is sitting around that and I'm doing a dry hatch as well it's also a no turn as I have had better hatch rates when doing that

 

[TinaandJohnny]

Yup I trained him sense he was 30 days old. He likes it when I put in the aviary to get his energy out and he treats stealing the quail food like a game of will he catch me.

SO mischievous!! I love it. Smart little guy!