Thank you, you have been very informative. My Bobwhite just started hatching out yesterday morning. 12 out of 50+ eggs. I had already taken 13 eggs out of 65 eggs I started with that candle good. This is my first time doing this. I've done pheasant chicks a few times before and they were pretty easy compared to the egg deal. I lost lost three that got into the water. Thought I fixed that with pebbles/small stones in the water and still lost another to that. So now I have every little water in it. And that seems to be working. I'm trying to learn fast... Your video was helpful. I'll look into more of your vids. Thanks again!
i turned my exo terra terrarium into a brooder as it keeps the warm and sheltered. I put a red lamp on top during the day and used a brooder plate with hay flooring. i use to have trouble with the drinkers so i set a nibble drinker on top of the plate they used it fine.
I just got into raising Coturnix quail. I appreciate all the videos you all put out on these quail. My first hatch rate wasn’t too good. Got 70 eggs 25 wasn’t fertilized and I lost 15 right after hatch and I’ve lost 5. I wish I watched more of your videos before hand. Hoping the next batch goes better
my brooder set up is a solid Agricultural fruit bin ( Macro bin).. the vented ones also work good too, but you will need a liner for the bottom.. pine shavings deep litter and we get great results.. bins are stackable too if you want to make a multi level brooder system.
I used drawer liner in the incubator and the brooder (large plastic tote). this last hatch. It is the first time that I had no splay leg in the bunch. I had used the blue auto paper but still had issues with splay leg. PS. I share my incubator with a friend that hatches chicken eggs. Is there anything That would be a no-no for doing that?
Viva paper towels have the same texture as the blue towels but they may not be as thick. Do you think Viva towels would be good? I ask because I have those already.
@Myshire Farm thank you! Could I also keep a breeding pair together (1 male,1 female) as I am breeding for color and they are the only 2 of that color I have or will the male hurt her?
@@MyshireFarm you are a wealth of knowledge! Thanks so much for your support. Can't wait to get your egg shippment from you. Been testing my new incubator and tracking everything. This baby is dialed in and would suggest you review it. It tracks with the Govee!
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Thank you, you have been very informative. My Bobwhite just started hatching out yesterday morning. 12 out of 50+ eggs. I had already taken 13 eggs out of 65 eggs I started with that candle good. This is my first time doing this. I've done pheasant chicks a few times before and they were pretty easy compared to the egg deal. I lost lost three that got into the water. Thought I fixed that with pebbles/small stones in the water and still lost another to that. So now I have every little water in it. And that seems to be working. I'm trying to learn fast... Your video was helpful. I'll look into more of your vids. Thanks again!
Good luck
i turned my exo terra terrarium into a brooder as it keeps the warm and sheltered. I put a red lamp on top during the day and used a brooder plate with hay flooring. i use to have trouble with the drinkers so i set a nibble drinker on top of the plate they used it fine.
Good deal. Glad that works for you
I just got into raising Coturnix quail. I appreciate all the videos you all put out on these quail. My first hatch rate wasn’t too good. Got 70 eggs 25 wasn’t fertilized and I lost 15 right after hatch and I’ve lost 5. I wish I watched more of your videos before hand. Hoping the next batch goes better
Still not too bad. Congrats and good luck.
my brooder set up is a solid Agricultural fruit bin ( Macro bin).. the vented ones also work good too, but you will need a liner for the bottom.. pine shavings deep litter and we get great results.. bins are stackable too if you want to make a multi level brooder system.
Great glad that is working so well.
Excellent information and very informative thank you. Great tips that actually apply to baby chicks and poults as well. 👍❤
Thanks for watching. Glad it helps
I use wee pads in the brooder. Quick clean up.
Good idea
I use pee pads as well. So easy to clean up and good traction for the chick's.
When using a large tote as a brooder, should I put wire in the bottom after the first week or just wood chips till week 3 when they move to the cage?
Wood chips would work fine as well.
I used drawer liner in the incubator and the brooder (large plastic tote). this last hatch. It is the first time that I had no splay leg in the bunch. I had used the blue auto paper but still had issues with splay leg. PS. I share my incubator with a friend that hatches chicken eggs. Is there anything That would be a no-no for doing that?
That’s great. Glad it is working for you. Making sure it is cleaned and sterilized after every hatch.
Hi, where can i get an automatic feeder or where can i get a good design automatic feeder for my adult quail
I do not know if any auto feeders for quail sorry.
Viva paper towels have the same texture as the blue towels but they may not be as thick. Do you think Viva towels would be good? I ask because I have those already.
Possibly but I would watch for the first day and if any signs of splay leg change it but that might work I have not personally tried that brand
Hi Zach, can I keep males together if there are no hens? Will they get along? I have too many males and not enough females so I need to separate them.
Yes you can have an all male cage (bachelor pad), it would help if you cover the cage with a tarp or blanket for lack of pecking
@Myshire Farm thank you! Could I also keep a breeding pair together (1 male,1 female) as I am breeding for color and they are the only 2 of that color I have or will the male hurt her?
What temperature do you want the warmest part of the brooder?
90*F ..keep them very warm that first week to help with digestion, they start to regulate by day 8-9, can cool down to 85*F for week 2, than 75* etc…
I’m video it states 99 the first day and .5 degree each day after that but there is a much easier way to do it
@@MyshireFarm you are a wealth of knowledge! Thanks so much for your support. Can't wait to get your egg shippment from you. Been testing my new incubator and tracking everything. This baby is dialed in and would suggest you review it. It tracks with the Govee!
do you add blue paper towels as they get dirty?
First week no. If you leave them on after that then they should be changed once every 3-5 days
Please take time and show the quail .
There is a link in the description that shows the brooder process