48+ Coturnix Quail Fertile Hatching Eggs

For most eggs, but off the Internet, the hatching rate is usually better than 50%, that’s considered to be very good. And all but two of the eggs were fertile, and that was expected if you didn’t make it and didn’t hatch. And 32 birds hatched out of the 50 eggs, all were healthy and strong. They are nearly adults now, and are very pleasant birds, healthy, active. To maximize your amount of hatching babies, it’s a good idea to have her incubator. All warmed up for when the eggs arrive at the post office, so they can go into the incubator that’s already at the correct temperature and humidity. I think that’s really important. I will be buying again from the seller.

Received 54 eggs 6 were broken so we had a total of 48 that went into the incubator. 16 hatched and we only had one mortality through brooding. So 15 out of 48 given this was my first time hatching quail eggs I am satisfied with the result.

They all hatched and we're so beautiful would recommend for sure!

I really wish I could have seen how these were but my crappy incubator didn't work right so only got one to hatch. Now I got the nurture right 360 so I am sure next time I can afford more eggs I will get a better hatch rate!

Eggs took longer than any other vendor. Ordered the seventh. Not delivered until 15th, but was sent via priority mail. 48 eggs ordered. 54 eggs sent. Only 39 survived. Candled a few and sure enough broken chalazas (yolk attachment membranes) had led to air cells in the wrong places. This could have been due to rough shipping. The eggs were shipped in plastic quail egg flats packed in fine pine shavings. Okay job, but not what i have seen other vendors do: use memory foam. Day 12 of incubation and both of the incubators are putting off the smell of sulphur. Dumped off quite a few rotten eggs. At this point we are down to 30 eggs. Upon candling these remaining eggs we have seen quite a bit of development, including the air cells migrating into more favorable positions. Will update as soon as the eggs hatch. Or don't. Time will tell. Update: Day 18. Zero hatched. We *think* one has pipped. Taking it down to 2 stars. Will hold eggs another 96 hours then update. The vendor has approved a return but omg how? I'm going to put rotten eggs in the mail? Would have been happy with even a few chicks. Never had less than 50% hatch in many tries. Zero is just the worst. Literally. Update Day 19. Nope. As previously stated, the seller did authorize a return. But two UPS locations refused a package of broken eggs on account that they smelled like nuclear waste. I got in touch with Amazon and they refunded me. I note that now the eggs are listed as non returnable. Buyer beware. Honestly super sad at the loss of life, the mess this has made in my incubators, the hassle of the whole thing. But Amazon is amazing. Thanks Amazon!

I waited until after incubation to write my review. The Round Lake Farms was the supplier of this batch and I would 100% buy from them again. Out of the 40 something eggs I received over 30 hatched. They were perfectly packaged in foam, with only one egg being cracked. All eggs were clean and most were large with only a few smaller ones. The smaller eggs being the first laid by new quail, those unfortunately didn’t hatch. If I could buy directly from them I would. Wonderful blend of colors on the hatched quail. I’m trying not to have a favorite as they’re not even a week old. This was my first time incubating anything and what an amazing feeling. Thank you so much for taking such care of the eggs and it directly translates to how you take care of your quail. I’ve raised chickens for over three years so I’m excited to branch out to other animals to bring to my homestead. I gave five stars to Round Lake Farms, but I bought another batch from this Amazon listing and a different supplier was selected and so far my experience has been very frustrating. I’m currently incubating the 20 eggs that survived shipping and will write my review on that purchase after incubation. If there’s anyway to select the supplier please go with Round Lake Farms.

Ordered 48 eggs got some extra butt 17 where broken. did not have any foam packing just cardboard cartons in a small box and some wood shavings. made contact with seller told me he would ship me some more to me never did. about 8 weren’t fertile that being said the hatch out rate of the ones that did survive shipping did ok got 20 to hatch would do business with GetQuail LLC again if the shipping method wold improve beautiful quail. but because I made contact with seller twice with no reply on the the partial reship my review is not as good as it could have been. God bless and happy hatching

We have purchased eggs through 4 different sellers. This one was by far my favorite. Per the normal we received extra eggs incase any were broken. None were, of the 50 something we received 27 hatched. Compared to the last two batches we tried to hatch that is amazing considering we got none. The ones we did get are healthy and thriving and currently 2 weeks old. This seller has the best packaging for the eggs, instead of cartons we received them in a memory foam, all with the point down and very throrough instructions on what to do after receiving the eggs. For instance we had not been aware that you shouldn’t incubate right away but let them sit for 24 hours to reach room temp first. I believe that this is part of the reason we had such a successful hatch rate compared to the others. We followed the instructions provided to a T and it made all the difference. They came on a sticker that I actually stuck to the incubator so we could reference them. While hatching eggs isn’t exactly a complicated thing and there’s not many instructions needed it was really nice to receive some basic info and tips rather than just a bunch of eggs and no info. Highly recommend this seller over others for both beginners and advanced egg hatchers.