12 Large Fertile Hatching Coturnix Quail Eggs

Great eggs! They sent 15 in all out of them none where cracked I have one of my chicken hens laying on them so far I've only lost 2 only because they got cracked by her not on purpose just because she was moving to get them under her better they all look great I do have two in the incubator only because they where farther behind then the others but now there developing nicely I will post pictures if and when the chicks hatch on Monday or Tuesday 4/25-4/26 so far it looks like all are fertile I candled them at about 5 or 6 days and they were developing nicely now I can't see a thing when I candle them and I'm not worried to much about her eating them as this is her first brood ever and she's really protective over the eggs the dog learned that the hard way lol but they came very fast really good protection during shipping the only pain was unwrapping it all which is good:) I gave it 4 stars until I see if they all hatch :) *Update 8 have hatched! Really happy I'll give two more a chance as they where probably not that develop one was rotten or had stopped half way but overall I'm really pleased with this I would definitely order again from this company I found that it was a great value if my money on getting these I bought them also knowing there would be a ratio that might not work really work you can never guarantee you really good hatch but I am really satisfied with the fact that out of 14 /8 so far have hatched And I'm really happy with that it was a really good hatch day they all hatched basically on the 17th day one hatched on the 18th day

Ordered 12. Got 12 five days later. 11 of them hatched 19 days later. One with a flesh lump hanging outside from the rear and died one day later. The last egg has nothing (just liquid) in it. Overall, I am happy with 10 healthy ones. The photo is the first group picture they (first 9 birds) posed for me. I purchased the product again. But the second time is a disappointment. Only 3 hatched out out 30 eggs and one of the 3 died shortly after. The eggs traveled for more than a week in transit and probably that is the reason for the hatching rate. I am changing from the stars from 5 to 4 to reflect the risk in logistics. ----- updated 2/14/2021 Ordered one dozen again in Jan, 2021. Arrived quickly (4 days later) with 14 eggs. However, only one hatched. Pretty disappointed. Maybe because it is winter so most of the eggs are not fertilized?

I will start by saying that I rarely give reviews, but there is a lack a reviews on this item. So I'm hoping I could help other buyers out there to make their mind. I bought this quails eggs on August 8th 2020. They arrived twoooo daysss laterrrr!!! Amazing vender! Today is September 27th 2020. So, I waited all this time to give my feed back on experience. I had never bought fertilized before (zero experience). I built my own incubator and I used a gun temperature laser sensor to be more accurate on the temperature. Marked my eggs with an "X" and rotate them often. I started this project on the middle hot summer in texas (110 f) where I had temperatures fluctuation at 3 pm (high) and 12 am (low) inside my home. My results? Between day 15th and 16th I had a total of 8 quails hatched. One of this hatched quail died 3 days later, sadly. Out of 4 left that didn't hatch, two where growing but died inside and there other two eggs left where nothing growing (not fertilized). Out 7 quails I have 2 females and 5 males. One of the males it's white, which I love it. Conclusion I give 5 stars for everything. Vender delivers what he/she offers. Super quick shipping and the packaging it's the right one, well protected (suitable). Now, I will encourage vender to study the "gender geometric of the eggs" for those buyers like me who are looking more females than males. That's my only disappointment. I ending having 5 males and I don't eat meat, but I do eat eggs. I attached a chicken eggs picture showing male and famle eggs... it apply to quails as well. Male eggs tend to be sharpie or long and famle eggs tend to be more round... t Lastly, in my video you can see my two females and my white male. I will try to fertilized my own quails eggs with the white one. I have the rest of male and huge quail coop I built in backyard.

Arrived in great condition, very well packed, (24 eggs cartons dated 2/19/2023) as usual let them sit for at least 12 hours before putting in incubator ❤ ( incubation set date was 2/25/2023) I will update this in about 18 days my update as of 3/17/2023 early this when i had left for work and there was still no action (note: all egg was stopped days before) when arrived home i saw 6 had hatched and 7th cracking out ..... a few hours later i saw #8 sticking his beak out but sadly he did not make it. i didnt want to raise the lid as this is a critical time for them even though they are very FAST once hatched. they have been in the incubator now for about a day and a half and i was hoping to get a few more out of the remaining 18 but so far have not, i will give them a few more days. im not sure if they are duds yet or not? i have transferred the VERY lively 7 to the brooder where they quickly figured out the chick starter crumbs and water (something to note is these guys are very quick and its best to put your incubator in a large box when you take the cover off (i am new to quall but not chickens and have hatched hundreds of them so i know the drill pretty much although these tiny guys will be getting a special pen all their own :) tonight 3/18/2023 out of the 24 there were actually 9 birds (two died in egg) the rest were all duds, must have been the roosters day off? (photos added, the one showing the eggs was taken on the 22nd day and the second showing 7 an our Lab inspecting, she inspects every hatched bird and even lets you know when something will hatch out!! update (5/21/2023) the 7 birds that did hatch out have been moved to a much larger home and nesting boxes, two are male (at first only thought i had one but when moving from box to box had two crowing) since then have gotten 20 eggs out of them and hopefully those roosters are doing their job!!! as of today i will be letting the hens do the rest of the work and see if they can raise a few on their own. they kind of friendly since they have been handled a lot and couple come right up to me when i open the coop door (it always helps to have a hand full of food!) these birds defense is to fly straight up if they are in an open pen or in the wild then they regroup but if they see you coming slowly they stay calm

Addendum: After messaging the seller through the Amazon app rather than their email address on their website, I did get a response. They offered to send an extra dozen with a new order of another dozen. Since we can’t start a flock with only three males, we took them up on the offer and hoping to get a few hens out of this new batch. We have been incubating and raising chickens for decades and wanted to try quail. Our first batch of quail eggs hatched 6, 3 survived, all males. Obviously we need hens, so ordered another dozen in May. Followed instructions to the letter as with the first batch. None were fertilized as none hatched. Our biggest complaint is no offer from the company to make things right. No communication from them at all after sending an email requesting another dozen. Understand that they can’t guarantee all will hatch but having none hatch is unacceptable.

Eggs got here in 2 days all the way to Alaska . Nine of twelve hatched on day 18 . Will wait three more days for other three eggs to hatch . Very Happy. Would recommend this seller . 2 more hatched on day 19. That a good hatch .

Out of 12 eggs I got 4 chicks and I’m very happy with this result. This is my first time hatching anything and I read everything I could find about quail, and I had my hopes low. The seller,undiluted, does a good job. One egg had a tiny crack from shipping which to me says they are well-packaged for something so fragile. I accidentally cracked one the first day and then put till polish on it and continued incubating, which may have led to a lower hatch rate, but I’m just learning. After I read even a small crack in one can damage the whole clutch, I took the cracked one out and opened it and it was growing a chick (oops). Then I had 4 perfect healthy babies hatch. I “eggtopsied” the rest. One wasn’t fertile or had zero development. One had a tan quarter sized blob which I think means it died pretty early on. Two had partially developed chicks (one larger than the other), and I left two in the incubator for another day even though I don’t see any movement but on candling they appear to have some level of development. Can’t hurt to give another day. Anyway, the seller does a great job and the 4 chicks I have are very friendly/like to be held, healthy and have beautiful variations in color. 10/10 would do this again!

Ordered on March 30th, shipped on April 1st, and arrived on April 4th. Received 16 total eggs, however, two eggs were cracked upon arrival. Kids were really excited about hatching quail. We set up the incubator and placed them in after 24 hours. 99.5F, 45% humidity, and turning every 125 minutes. We candled up until day 14 and noticed some were not fertilized. We had two hatch on April 23rd, unfortunately one died within the first 24 hours. We have not had anymore hatch and will be checking inside the eggs this weekend to see how many were truly fertilized.