Coturnix Quail Brooder Tour

Join Angela (her FIRST video all by herself😊) from The Dinosaur Omelette as she takes you on a detailed tour and explanation of our innovative quail chick brooder setup. From its design to the nurturing environment it provides for our adorable quail chicks, Angela delves into every aspect, offering valuable insights and practical tips for fellow hatchery enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned quail breeder or just starting out, this video has some essential information to help you raise healthy and happy quail chicks.
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[@talkinnmedia4535]

Great video. I have a tote that I will be using that I had. Christmas tree in

[@thedinosauromelette]

Thank you! Yes, I'm a big fan of using what you have, if possible, to simplify things. Upgrades can always come in the future, if needed.

[@seedweedreap]

Love the bookcase idea! Do you compost the soiled bedding?

[@thedinosauromelette]

Thank you! If I have chicks in the brooder long enough to allow the bedding to become a thick layer, I will compost the bedding and throw the liner away. Otherwise, I throw out the bedding and liner together if it's only a thin layer of bedding.

[@suburbanhomestead7777]

Hello, how long will it be before they can jump out of those brooders?

[@thedinosauromelette]

Hi! Good question, at 1 week old, they'll have a lot of wing feathers in and will start flapping and exercising their wing muscles. At 1½ weeks old, they'll become mini helicopters and easily jump out of a brooder as they play.