20 Large Fertile Hatching Mixed Jumbo Pharoah Coturnix,Jumbo Italian, White Quail Hatching Eggs by Fox Peak Outdoor Supply LLC.

This was my first time hatching absolutely anything, but it was an incredible experience. The eggs came crazy fast! So, if you haven't purchased your incubator like me - then do so first! Thankfully, we had a neighbor who hatches her own chickens, so we were able to borrow hers until ours came in. Out of caution, we didn't move them over until Day Ten when we needed to candle them. The eggs were lovingly packaged and only one had a crack on the top. Being none-the-wiser, we still put it in the incubator, and it honestly ended up just fine. I greatly appreciate the 4 extra eggs added in just in case some don't hatch. Day ten, we candled the eggs and found only two - you read that right, ONLY TWO - not fertilized. We were so shocked that we had 22 fertilized eggs. On lockdown day (day 14), we candled them again and only one seemed to have stopped growing rather early. I pulled it from the incubator and - for science - popped it open a day later to find a very small fetus that in fact stopped developing. It was honestly very cool. There was one last one that stopped developing late in the game - which kind of broke my heart because the shell was the most beautiful out of all of them. Hatch day comes around and it's MAGIC! So many pipped all at once and we waited very patiently for them to make their emergence. It was incredible to watch them all hatch like little pieces of popcorn. All 20 eggs hatched and we only had to help two of them. We did have two pass away, one a few days after hatching (it was clearly having a hard time getting oriented to its legs) and the other about two weeks later (just kind of stopped growing and was very sleepy). Not sure what happened with those two other than a difficult hatch for the first one, and maybe a malformation for the second. Either way, we have EIGHTEEN beautiful, healthy quails. They are growing like weeds and are almost full of feathers. They jump around a ton and are so sweet and quiet with their chirps and vocalization. We ordered to raise them as meat birds and for eggs, and I will happily be purchasing from here again if the need arises. There are never any guarantees for fertilized eggs no matter where you buy them from, but the low investment with these eggs was worth the risk.

Great shipping no broken eggs my hatch rates are amazing I try to buy this hatching eggs 1x a mnt.

I bought 20 eggs and received 24. They all arrived in perfect condition, and delivery was very fast—earlier than expected. 22 of them were fertile. 15 chicks hatched without issues, 3 failed to hatch in time and died, and 4 did not fully complete their development. I am extremely satisfied with the result; it is my first time raising quail. I recommend this seller 100%.

I ordered 20 eggs. They arrived safely, earlier than expected and packaged so nicely. None were broken and I revived a few extra, just in case. I used a brand new incubator I ordered through Amazon. I prepped the incubator and the eggs for 24 hours before starting. Amazingly, for a first timer, 19 out of the 24 hatched and they were very healthy. I recommend this seller. Also, I live in Utah, so the eggs had a very long way to travel from the East Coast!

So, I have to start this review by complimenting the eggs' careful packaging. They all arrived without a single bit of damage and were cool to the touch. I used a Vevor incubator, and here is what we have today - 8 Adorable rockstars, beautiful, healthy little chicks hatched all on their own. Watching them pip and zip is the coolest thing ever! Today, we received 1 miracle baby. It has been five days after the initial eight hatching, and while I was getting ready to dispose of the unhatched eggs and wash down the incubator, we discovered a surprise 9th chick had tried to hatch but got stuck. I had to step in and assist him. Fingers crossed this little one makes it! Upon examination of the remaining eggs, we had 2 "quitters": the eggs were fully developed, but unfortunately, they passed away right before or during the hatch. Three were partially developed; these guys started growing at the beginning, but stopped somewhere along the way (they were mostly yolk). What I did not care to see was ten completely unfertilized eggs. Out of the 24, almost half were just regular old unfertilized eggs. No development at all. So, would I buy these hatching eggs again? Likely not, too many were unfertilized. Edit - I decided to give them another chance. I will update my review after receiving a new round of hatching eggs. Update on the second batch - I decided to give the seller another chance, and I am updating my review accordingly - I recently ordered 20 eggs (received 25), and only 6 hatched. Those six are healthy, active, and developing perfectly, so the genetics themselves seem solid. Unfortunately, the other 19 didn't make it. I took the time to open and examine the unhatched eggs to figure out what went wrong instead of just blaming my setup. A few never developed past the early stages, which usually suggests they weren't viable or didn't handle the shipping well, along with 2 or 3 infertile eggs (this is to be expected). What got me for the ones that made it to full term, I found a mix of issues. One had a ruptured vessel at the pip site, a few didn't absorb their yolk sacs, and a couple were malpositioned. My incubator conditions were spot on, the membranes in the shells were still moist and white, and I followed the standard day 14 lockdown. I am confident the issue wasn't on my end. The fact that the losses happened at so many different stages points to inconsistent egg quality rather than a problem with my equipment. Getting a 24% hatch rate is definitely below what I expect for jumbo coturnix, and it’s something to keep in mind if you are considering buying from this seller. It is a bit of a gamble on the batch consistency. This batch was markedly worse than the first for different reasons. Would I buy again? I can now definitively say no.

Ordered 20 and received 24. Out of those 24 only 3 were not fertilized. Out of the 21 left only 2 did not hatch. So 19 out of 24 isn't bad at all. Unfortunately, after 5 days I only have 2 of the 19 quail left. I'm assuming it was something I may have done or not done. Since both my son and I have been looking forward to raising quail for a while now, I ordered another set of eggs from this same seller. Hopefully I'll have better luck next time.

I was a little nervous about ordering hatching eggs on Amazon. I have only hatched my own chicken eggs before. Multiple people advised me that shipping eggs usually have a 50 percent hatch rate. I ordered 20 but recieved 24. We currently have 19 that have hatched. I will definitely order from this seller again?

17 out of 24 hatched. The ones that didn’t hatch were not fertile. Very healthy group so far!!!