Button Quail Eggs for Hatching - 12 Count

Only 1 egg was cracked and it was a beautiful blue on the inside with a nice orange yolk. I’m happy that 11/12 made it! They were different sizes and different COLORS (meaning some had shades of green)! Now into the incubator they go. So excited :) I’m happy with my purchase so far and as of now I would purchase again

12 eggs were delivered. All were in good shape with no cracks. Put them in our incubator and in 17 days we got 8 out of 12 that hatched! Super happy with the outcome. I would definitely purchase again!

I really wanted to leave a great review. Shipping took a bit longer than expected for hatching eggs, and unfortunately, one egg was missing from the order while another arrived cracked and leaking. I appreciate that the company promptly issued a refund for the damaged and missing one. Out of the remaining eggs, only one successfully hatched. The chick is healthy and thriving, but quail are highly social animals and don’t do well in isolation. It’s heartbreaking that after everything, I can’t even keep him because he’d be lonely and potentially suffer from it. This whole experience overall left me disappointed, and honestly, I don’t even want to try again.

I have raised birds for nearly 40 years, mostly parrots, but button quail as a hobby. I have scoured the earth. Bought quail from overseas and locally. My hatch rate is 98% with buttons. These eggs were not packaged in foam, as is customary with shipping eggs. They were placed in an egg carton with bits of paper. One egg arrived cracked (dented inwards), I had very little hope for this one but I sealed the crack and incubated him with the rest. At 16 days I had 3 eggs hatch and one attempt to pip. One chick that was able to hatch, immediately died. The chick that couldn't break free itself, didnt survive. After 20 days, I opened the rest of the eggs. None were viable. None were fertilized eggs. I had 4 fertile eggs. 2 dead chicks. This company asked for a "hatch rate report" and when I reported to them, they sent me back a pre written message about "tips for incubation". They took zero responsibility for sending a defective product. An unfertilized egg is very easy to detect. If I could give them one star, I would. Ive had better luck buying from Japan.

I hatched 6 out of 12 eggs and one egg was broken when I opened the packages I will say it was very well protected with lots of padding

The button quail eggs I ordered off of Amazon are so special to me. These little ones were born Good Friday morning. What an Easter surprise! PS… I just tried to upload a picture and my phone won’t do it.

I wish I had read the product review before buying from this vendor. I have bought quail eggs online in the past and I had 80% hatching rates but it's first time I bought from this vendor. This time, like all other customers had stated, the wrapping were horrible just papers wrapped around an egg carton. So one was broken upon arrival. I put all of them into incubation right the way. 3 days in the broken one started to stink so I had to throw them out. Today day 17, only 3 hatched out of 11 not counting the broken one. I candled the remaining, finding out they were mostly unfertilized. Only two others were fertilized but dead inside. I used a good incubator and did everything right by the book! This is horrible. I would not recommend anyone buying from them

So glad we bought these!! 9/12 hatched and we couldn't b happier!