New Subscriber just because of Snickers 👍🤗 no just playing you have great content and you respond well to all questions. Blessings and more Blessings to you and your Family.
I wouldn't open the incubator for another day unless you see movement then don't open it. I let them go 21 days & if they start hatching let them go for another 48 hrs.
It is called a HovaBator, pretty basic but you want to get one with a fan & egg turner. Our hatch rate went up considerably when we added a fan. Amazon does carry it, I would recommend this one: www.amazon.com/HovaBator-2370-Advanced-Incubator-Combo/dp/B07BSSWG9R/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1GDE4PDMZDBEC&keywords=hovabator+incubator&qid=1572462391&sprefix=hovaba%2Caps%2C272&sr=8-5
It's normal to be nervous, 16 days is as early as they hatch, 18 days is more common. All incubators & environments are going to be different but don't start sweating until day 20.
@@animalkingdom3969 Im sorry to hear, there can be a wide variety of reasons & many may have been out of your hands. If you would like to discuss feel free to contact me (fishbeer2@gmail.com) & I'll do my best to help resolve this including getting you some fertile eggs.
In SoCal we get $5 a dozen for the eggs. I've yet to butcher any of our birds (many while hunting). Our chicks are always fed, traded or sold in the first few weeks.
Hatch times do vary evev within the same group of eggs. 20 and even 21 days is not uncommon. Once they do start hatching don't be to anxious to open the incubator. Give them 36 hrs or so after you see the first ones hatching before opening the incubator.
You don't need to keep them in the brooder for 24/7 with 100F. To save your energy bills you should take them out to your garden or somewhere that is sunny. The sun will heat them better than any light source. Trust me I've been raising chickens for a long time without a brooder. If at night they are cold you can put a lamp next to them but do not disturb their sleeps. Also, if you have hens at night just let them sit on them.
I was really enjoying this until you mentioned you fed the chicks to snakes. I have just got my incubator today and this is my first time hatching. Mine are pets that produce eggs my quails are NOT for eating! How can you give sweet little chicks like that to snakes? I only clicked on your film to get some advice about using an incubator, this upset me a lot!
I'm sorry you were upset, my channel is clearly a mix of Koi, Quail & MAINLY Reptiles. People raise quail for a lot of different reasons, my adult flock are pets. I would never touch them & let them live out their lives well beyond the time they are productive. I don't harvest & eat birds we've raised but I don't condemn people who do.
New Subscriber just because of Snickers 👍🤗 no just playing you have great content and you respond well to all questions.
Blessings and more Blessings to you and your Family.
Charles Martin Thanks for the kind words, means a lot! Snickers is reason enough though, such an amazing, smart member of our family.
I'm on day 17 and I have no hatches. Should I be worried?
No, hatch times do vary evev within the same group of eggs. 20 days is not uncommon.
Not at all! 17-21 days is normal. 16 days is the earliest I've had a quail hatch.
Only if there bobwhites is it 21 days
Im at day 19, but i dont see any movement, how can i check if there is something alive in there?
I wouldn't open the incubator for another day unless you see movement then don't open it. I let them go 21 days & if they start hatching let them go for another 48 hrs.
good job but he should have inspected for any sign of piping going on before opening that incubaterthen go in and remove the dry ones to the brooder
How many did u put in the incubator/buy and how many did u hatch?
@scales my quail give infertile eggs please tell me solution 😓😓😓😓
Typically there are not enough males or the birds are to old.
What is ur lockdown humidity
I aim for 50-60 percent. I think having a consistent, non fluctuating humidity is more important than the number.
what is the incubator name
This is a Hovabator, not the best but a functional,cheap,?popular incubator.
@@scalesfinsfeathers5003 thanks
Awesome! What do they eat?
We grind up the adult food in a coffee grinder for about the first 3 weeks. It's Game Bird food, the important part is having 28% protein.
Sir where can i buy that incubator? I am here in qatar now.. is it available in amazon?
It is called a HovaBator, pretty basic but you want to get one with a fan & egg turner. Our hatch rate went up considerably when we added a fan. Amazon does carry it, I would recommend this one:
www.amazon.com/HovaBator-2370-Advanced-Incubator-Combo/dp/B07BSSWG9R/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1GDE4PDMZDBEC&keywords=hovabator+incubator&qid=1572462391&sprefix=hovaba%2Caps%2C272&sr=8-5
I am on day 16 and I am a little nervous 😓
It's normal to be nervous, 16 days is as early as they hatch, 18 days is more common. All incubators & environments are going to be different but don't start sweating until day 20.
Scales, Fins & Feathers Thank you so much 😁 That made me feel much better
Scales, Fins & Feathers I am really sad,y quails did not hatch 🥺
@@animalkingdom3969 Im sorry to hear, there can be a wide variety of reasons & many may have been out of your hands. If you would like to discuss feel free to contact me (fishbeer2@gmail.com) & I'll do my best to help resolve this including getting you some fertile eggs.
Yes, email me. Lets discuss your incubator & parameters so we can eliminate any possible problems.
how much do you sell y the eggs for and the meat
In SoCal we get $5 a dozen for the eggs. I've yet to butcher any of our birds (many while hunting). Our chicks are always fed, traded or sold in the first few weeks.
Sir my egg is 18days. No hatched. Why?? 😪
Hatch times do vary evev within the same group of eggs. 20 and even 21 days is not uncommon. Once they do start hatching don't be to anxious to open the incubator. Give them 36 hrs or so after you see the first ones hatching before opening the incubator.
Where do you get a incibator
Incubatorwarehouse.com is a great source. I would highly recommend getting an egg turner & fan. Each will greatly increase your hatch rate.
You don't need to keep them in the brooder for 24/7 with 100F. To save your energy bills you should take them out to your garden or somewhere that is sunny. The sun will heat them better than any light source. Trust me I've been raising chickens for a long time without a brooder. If at night they are cold you can put a lamp next to them but do not disturb their sleeps. Also, if you have hens at night just let them sit on them.
Good tip, we do that as well. Usually after the first week or two depending on the outside temps.
I was really enjoying this until you mentioned you fed the chicks to snakes. I have just got my incubator today and this is my first time hatching. Mine are pets that produce eggs my quails are NOT for eating! How can you give sweet little chicks like that to snakes? I only clicked on your film to get some advice about using an incubator, this upset me a lot!
I'm sorry you were upset, my channel is clearly a mix of Koi, Quail & MAINLY Reptiles. People raise quail for a lot of different reasons, my adult flock are pets. I would never touch them & let them live out their lives well beyond the time they are productive. I don't harvest & eat birds we've raised but I don't condemn people who do.
lol your a snow flake. everything has to eat
I believe he said he feeds quail eggs to his snakes and reptiles, not the chicks.
Pleas get the out of the cold weather i can literally here the rain
And u can hear the temperature as well?