How to Hatch Quail Eggs in the JANOEL12 Incubator

Hatching Quail Eggs in the JANOEL12 Incubator is easy. amzn.to/3nT4kjP
Making your own brooding box is also something that anyone can do for your quail after hatching. Being able to breed your own animals is a huge step to self reliance.
Check your city bylaws before breeding any birds, even if they are tiny, and quiet, quail.
Food For Thought

[@TatorFarmer]

Too cool! You got me into raising rabbits, now you've hooked me on the quail!! Thank you for all the great stuff y'all share!

[@Yupmoose]

I bought this incubator on Amazon, got some eggs on Ebay. Very cool to see it work and your tips have been extremely helpful. It's been ages since I hatched quail. thank you!

[@connonbonbon4604]

Thank you so much, since the instructions on the incubator were so vague I was confused about what to do when it comes time to hatch them. My chicks are hatching in about 4 or 5 days. Thanks again!

[@jackiewilliams4768]

A really good video so nice to see them from eggs to hatching and to see how the incubator works thank you x

[@Richardofdanbury]

This Janoel 12 is an excellent incubator particularly for quail. I bought a unit in November 2017 and raised several batches of quail adding to my breeding stock. I highly recommend this.

[@icreptiles4145]

It's great for starting out but after about 2 months I had so many orders I have to buy 1 that hold 288

[@tiffanybecker1591]

I wasn't convinced until now. Thank you so much!! I love your videos and I can tell you care for them very well. I'm getting my meat rabbit does later today and I'm going to look into quail soon. Best of luck!

[@FoodForThought.]

+Tiffany Becker Please let me know who you get on. Eddie

[@Sheila6325]

Your first batch is amazing!!!! I'm learning so much from you, and I'm sure it will change as time goes on, so I will be keeping up with you, so that I will know what works best by next spring when I get mine. Even the comment information gives us others experiences that we can learn from. Learning with someone that is learning too, is so much better than with books! Great video! Sheila

[@FoodForThought.]

I love when our new friends comment on the videos and give up tips to help us through their experiences. It just shows how many good people are out there.

[@thecreeper8250]

I just hatched 7 out of 12 bobwhite quail eggs with this incubator. Using a heat plate instead of a heat lamp in brooder. Much happier and healthier chicks.

[@nubbylad4387]

Thanks it helped me a lot for my quail eggs a lot

[@12bbyrne]

also congrats on your first hatch

[@jenniferbond3113]

Right at the end of the video one of the chicks jumped into the water dish and very easily got out because of the marbles! Great idea!

[@rich1202]

OMG these little things are so so so heart melting cute....

[@xxbadboyxx8088]

There ugly

[@Rome274]

I'm so jealous. They are adorable. It would be great too watch them hatch like that .

[@tghmurder6379]

Anne Tahunanui they may look cute but there very very dirty I know from experience

[@dahjiashivaini5851]

Squeaky door is awesome!

[@ozarkmountaingirl8620]

Congrats on your first hatch! I was so excited on my first hatch, I did video's on them too but you sounded much calmer than I did lol. I felt like an expected grandma, I didn't even get that excited when my goat kidded first time. I haven't shared the same experience as Bill below I find quail much more forgiving than chicken eggs however the chicks themselves more sensitive once hatched. and with splayed legs I have had a few with 100% treatment success, I also have had success with curled toes treating them with what looks like quail snow shoes lol. I give them 25 days, often they hatch, the humidity vs temp plays havoc on classic hatch times and I jus figure it doesn't cost anything to give them extra time. What changed me on that I threw some eggs in the bin and heard pipping from the bin at 20 days, meaning I had thrown away a live chick that was trying to hatch. I also no longer have a lockdown time, the turner I leave in there, mine turns every 2 hours, the only down fall to this when you know they are hatching I reset the turner because the little burgers will get stuck in a rail if he's between rails and I take them out a bit sooner, I also went to aquariums for brooders and reptile heaters under them that are adjustable. I've been selling 100-300 of these a month, of all my animals these have paid my feed bill for all them. Between these little guys and roosters, I have a clientele of orientals that utilize and buy up as many as I can hatch. I also use puppy pads, saves a lot of time, with one handful of pine shavings and change the pads every other day, its like changing a diaper, you just roll it up all nice and contained. I think in the next xouple weeks I too will do a new video on my quail, I have a completely different set up then I did when I first started. Unless you sell them quail will cost you more to feed out than the meat they provide. They eat a lot. Excellent video. Oh and hey after the chick is 3 days old you can switch that heat out to a regular bulb 40-60 watt and thats plenty they don't require the heat as a chicken does.

[@FoodForThought.]

I love the idea of the puppy pads and sawdust as I actually don't like the mesh idea for birds so small. Thank you also for the info for the heat lamp being swapped out. I'll get an LED bulb tomorrow. At the moment I'm putting the food on paper. When can I start with a feeder?

[@FoodForThought.]

BTW I was super excited. I woke up off a night shift sleep and when I came out of my room I immediately heard the cheeping and I was like a wee kid on Christmas day lol, soooo cool.

[@ozarkmountaingirl8620]

I don't know how much an LED will throw down for heat however they dont' need a lot of heat as I mentioned, also if you see any act a little oddly usually you can snap them out of it by returning them to heat. Thats good for older birds as well, heat seems to cure them. you can use a feeder immediately, with just a few crumbs around the feeder they find the feeder and honestly they going to knock it out of the feeder, I use only the bowl part of a feeder for a couple weeks so not as much is wasted, you will see an entire jar of feed on the pad you end up throwing away. after the second week I have small hanging feeders they can't scratch in those so it saves alot of feed. they also can use those nipple feeders as chickens, you just have to find a way to hang them low enough. I feed mine meatbird feed, and I don't grind it, its delicate enough the little one's peck it and it smashes fine. The food you have now will last you a while with the amount of birds you have.

[@ozarkmountaingirl8620]

They hop around like crazy they are so fast which always amaze to be so tiny and nearly as fast as a m ouse within a couple hours after they hatch, so finding a food or water container they follow the leader, they see one doing it they copy cat them

[@ozarkmountaingirl8620]

oh almost forgot, the mesh is ok, they do fine as you said they have big feet. Its just I'm busy, with all my animals all day everyday and anything that saves me time and helps I like, you being a working guy and your animals, puppy pads will save you some time. I cut mine in half, here its 10 dollars for a box of 50, and cut in half gives me a hundred, thats worth it to me lol

[@mmangla5575]

Thank you for your video

[@montanao55]

Eddie what is the measurements on the egg turner in inches..Thanks Dan

[@barryshott7031]

Very useful and nicely presented

[@baypeppard2565]

I have the same incubator I have 4 day old quail eggs in there now! 😁😁❤️

[@getoffyoubassandletsfish8565]

I have a feeling they are going to DESTROY that brooder you spent so much time lovingly preparing 😂 Great video I’m about to try to hatch some of my eggs with similar set up. Thanx for video

[@FoodForThought.]

Thanks

[@Craftworks75]

Nice technology great job

[@angienixon3711]

Thank you 😊

[@colin8532]

Very cool, congratulations Eddie! I guess I now know someone I can get my quail eggs from when I'm ready to hatch my own now *wink wink* :) I hope you'll be selling some once you have enough for yourself :)

[@buckscountyautospa6008]

Great video! Thanks for posting! I'm hoping someone reading the comments has used this incubator to hatch Muscovy duck eggs and could offer some practical tips and share their experiences. Thanks!

[@rorystones9872]

I haven’t hatched Muscovy but did a lot of research I ended up choosing khaki Campbell’s due to slightly smaller and they lay heaps of eggs but still good for eating also 28 day to incubate vs 35 for muskovys the most important part is temp then that they get rotated every day preferably 3-4 times a day and as long as the humidity is around 60 percent and rises for the last 3 days of setting the eggs it should be fine also make sure you have a heat lamp for when they hatch

[@alejandrogarcia7981]

I have to adjust some temperature apart from the main in 38 or already you eat all of factory?*

[@idiotwilson1474]

SOOOO CUTEEE!

[@kedathegooddoggo803]

HHHHIUUU QUAILS R SO ADORABLE

[@loly7291]

KEDA THE GOOD DOGGO i have a quail egg but my quail doesnt sit on it so i am watching this vid because i really want a baby quail

[@Throckmongler]

Hay eddy I'm from your rabbit videos!

[@warbossgrotsmasha23]

quails...such cute birdies :D...i like how their chicks look nearly identical to chicken chicks

[@MegaGANOEXCEL]

So sweet !! Can you tell me what video program you use to make this video . It so nice how you can stop the video and start it again later and upload them all together .

[@1ofhis518]

Awesome!

[@Javz34dahh]

Nice man!

[@jamesritchie2167]

Hatching Coturnix is like hatching chickens. Northern Bobwhite quail are the real challenge! 😆👍🏻

[@williamjones6053]

Bobwhite are easy unless your lazy you have to put in the effort to have success in hatching them ..

[@danielvelazquez3971]

I have the same incubator every what does it turn the eggs

[@musicacristiana7135]

This incubator is very good 5 🌟

[@cariwhite2750]

hey pls where can i purchase one of these janoel incubators

[@GadGetHackss]

They're so tiny 😍

[@JustinKoenigSilica]

Very cute! thanks for sharing :)

[@armada2390]

Thank you sir

[@FoodForThought.]

You're welcome

[@bencomputerlife]

nice

[@americanman2382]

GREAT VID. I Am Interested in all kinds of model incubator's,

[@aftabahmad3116]

how can we see quail fertile eggs for incubator please guide

[@adamlesiakowski2326]

Here's a hole at the top of the incubator for a funnel so you can add water without loosing humidity when removing the lid Great incubator I've hatched ducks and chickens works very well 😊

[@FoodForThought.]

I wondered what that was for lol. Thank you so much for telling me that. I'm starting a new set of eggs tomorrow morning, so that will help.

[@adamlesiakowski2326]

+Food For Thought I must have hatched three batches of eggs before realising lol

[@FoodForThought.]

+Adam Lesiakowski lol. It would have been a lot more for me. I'm not the sharpest when it comes to things like this lol

[@adamlesiakowski2326]

+Food For Thought When I first saw the hole I thought it was to let excess air out then i had the idea to water it through it 👍🏻😃

[@adamlesiakowski2326]

+Devyn Ikeda I got mine from EBay

[@-Scotty]

the tray the eggs are sitting on is upside down, the egg tray grill is supposed to slide inbetween the rails as to get maximum turnage :P

[@FoodForThought.]

Thanks for pointing that out. I haven't had it long and I bought it second hand, so it didn't have a manual.

[@robertsmith2199]

The 250W heat bulb is extreme overkill for such a small tote. Not to take away from the video, though. Great job and hope it's still going well.

[@ChaosBW]

And they seem to be getting caught in the wire mesh at the corners Maybe just a bunch of paper towel and regular cleaning is better

[@alejandrogarcia7981]

I have to adjust some temperature apart from the main in 38 or already eat all of fabfrica?

[@FoodForThought.]

Alejandro garcia fabfrica?

[@bryanp2598]

love your videos on the quails! Are you going to show us how you precession them? thanks!

[@FoodForThought.]

I will eventually process the males. If and when that happens I will do a video.

[@bryanp2598]

THANKS!!

[@xgroupblue]

congratulations

[@sopheann]

What day should I transfer them off the grill and on to the lower platform in the incubator? I also have this model of incubator and I have 10 quail eggs in there, I'm on day 3

[@FoodForThought.]

I transfer mine over on day 14.

[@fatfarm]

We hatched coturnix quails at 45% and 101F

[@angienixon3711]

What kind of mesh for the brooder? Is it fabric or metal and where can i buy it? Thank you for such an informative video. This is my first attempt with chicken eggs.

[@FoodForThought.]

I just used 1/4 inch mesh wire, which worked out great for these little things.

[@baypeppard2565]

Angie Nixon I bought mine from Amazon it works great and it comes with everything it comes with plastic mesh and a egg turnner it turns the eggs every 4 hours but it does not come with a humitifier

[@Liuhuayue]

7:03 What a bunch of scrambled eggs. XD

[@Javz34dahh]

Quick question. Did you have any weird smell, a teeny bit of smoke come out of the sides? Not sure if it is just the water? Or what

[@FoodForThought.]

No, no smoke.

[@annasherwood1976]

Hi! How you control humidity in your incubator??? I got the same one and have such a hard time with humidity. What will happens if its too hight? or drops from 70 to 45? Thank you

[@FoodForThought.]

Anna Sherwood I think the easy answer is that you keep adding a small amount of water every few days to keep it steady. don't add too much to have the humidity at 70%. I bought a small syringe to inject the water in the small hole in the top of the incubator.

[@jagdambainternetkalid.4951]

Nic and so quts

[@rommelrivera1186]

Great channel! Thank you. Do the chicks ever injure their feet on the mesh, and if so, how do you treat it? I rescued an injured quail chick. He's doing fantastic at 3 days old, but he's limping. No inflammation, bleeding, lethargy or any other sign of illness. I appreciate any advice you can provide.

[@FoodForThought.]

I didn't have them long due to the bylaw officer stopping me, so I don't have much experience. I didn't have any problems with their feet though.

[@Sabuda80]

just sayin' Some types of mesh Could Kinda pinch there feet on some but usually not really you should be fine

[@jazza9842]

there so so so cute

[@FoodForThought.]

They are very cool. I love just watching them.

[@Charlie-wq1gi]

Would really like it if you could continue this series. I have been thinking about raising them myself. Most of the tractor type stores will carry mostly T. A&M and Button's. Still looking for the Coturnix. Also, would love to see your processing and Most assuredly, your recipe to go along. Still a great channel, look forwards towards you uploads/videos. Keep it up.

[@KAC444]

A&M are Coturnix. They are a little bit bigger than the standard coturnix and are good for meat and eggs.

[@jeffegg2]

You have your white tray upside down. there are two slots for the turner that act as guides.

[@abdurrahmanrubel3435]

how can I get it please tell me sir.

[@wechoo3632]

What is the temperature and humidity ur supposed to have the incubator?

[@fatherthomas1575]

Daniel Martinez 98-100 °F , humidity around 50-55%, alot do it dry until 3 days before hatching then you want 70% abouts for the hatching.

[@qsbackyardfarm3316]

I was able to get 25 coturnix eggs in my janole 12

[@joeplusolga]

What is the wattage of the light bulb for your brooder? Thank you.

[@FoodForThought.]

To be honest with you, I can't remember. It was one that I bought from TSC farm supply.

[@angelieannepalmero9139]

Where did you get your hydrometer, ?

[@FoodForThought.]

Canadian Tire

[@Joelim96]

Can i not have a egg incubator just a hot lamp will do?

[@evilsaddist666]

How do the eggs and incubator go in a climate where the temperature is above the temperature set on the incubator for a lot of the year, sometimes substantially higher and humidity stays at 70-99% all the time?

[@FoodForThought.]

evilsaddist666 I am just a beginner, so I can't answer that question.

[@kmparis690]

Hello I just started my JANOEL12 incubator but no one has said should you change the humidity.factor set at 30,is that ok for quail eggs and temp I have set at 37.5 adding 1/2 cup of water every 2 days until I reach day 14

[@ameliamcg6130]

thats what i did

[@therrienmichael08]

At least you have a digital thermostat and don't have to open it often. Better than my Eco 2 Brinsea.

[@jmseipp]

I just hatched a Quail from some eggs I bought at an Asian Super Market! Only one was fertile. He / she seems quite healthy! 5 days old now...

[@FoodForThought.]

That's very rare, but worth the try. I'd suggest a breeder of you really want chicks.

[@jmseipp]

Food For Thought . Actually, I bought a pkg. of 10 eggs the month prior and put them in a very crude styrofoam cooler with a 25 watt bulb and a small cup of water and FIVE of them turned out to be fertile and in various stages of development! Two of them were fully developed but didn’t hatch. There was too much fluctuation in temperature and humidity. I then filled a Brinsea incubator with 12 eggs and just one of them hatched. I will fill it again tomorrow with eggs I just bought today and see what happens.

[@sikandarqureshi5]

Nice

[@mushiirahburthunkhan1919]

Hello how much the temperature and humidity for a quail plz?

[@FoodForThought.]

Temp of 37.5 and humidity 30-40%

[@josemachorro2741]

Hola quiero saver si me puedes vender algunos huevos fertiles

[@eilidhkwood]

Awesome video thinking about doing quail. Also hard to pick out your accent a little Irish and Scottish. I'm from the Highlands and your accent isn't too different from my with an Irish twang... Could be wrong

[@FoodForThought.]

eilidhkwood Full Scottish, but lived away from Scotland since I was 21, when I joined the RAF.

[@mungbean74]

Hi, please help. I am hatching 30 quail with a Janoel 12 incubator. My humility number said 30, so I raised it to 60 during lock down. Does that number mean 60%? We had one chick die inside on lockdown day 2, should I grab it out? Any help would be appreciated.

[@FoodForThought.]

mungbean74 I would get a hygrometer to go inside to make sure if your humidity. You can buy them for a few dollars and double check

[@Choice777]

Little dinosaurs !

[@lukazivkovic9545]

I am planing on getting quails with that incubator but would you say that the quails fly a lot

[@FoodForThought.]

Luka Zivkovic If they get startled, they will take off. Low ceiling will stop them getting hurt if they do.

[@lukazivkovic9545]

Is it safe to go outside with them

[@cathymhill]

I know you've posted this years ago but I need help with the humidity, I can't seen to get it on 55%, in the front in reads 65% & the side reads 72% I have duck eggs in atm.

[@rorystones9872]

That should be fine it is way more important to get the temp right as long as it is around the 55-65% and get risen for the last 3 day it will be fine

[@cathymhill]

@@rorystones9872 Thanks so much for replying 👍🏻❤️ All my duck eggs died all at different stages, 3 in lockdown, 1 even made it to breaking through the air sack but unfortunately we had 2 power cuts on 2 different night's, which killed that one, I didn't even realise we had 2 power cuts but should of cause all my smart lights were on when I woke up !☹️. Have now given up on the Janoel incubator, bought a Brinsea as they're the best of the best 🤗🐣.

[@piperhastings4261]

I just got a incubator and I am planning on using quails egg what humidity and temperature does it need to be on??

[@mxkki3687]

piper hastings 60% humidity and 37.5 temp (99.5 Fahrenheit)

[@ameliamcg6130]

if you are using the same as this guy is 1/3 of a cup every 2 days

[@tyliful]

very informative vid, i adopted a pair of cotournix as pets, the hen is laying eggs so want to hatch some. i purchased a mini incubator from china, hope it works

[@FoodForThought.]

Tylor G Good luck.

[@slavicprincess]

Tylor G Won't work unless you have a rooster and they mated!

[@jenniferbond3113]

I know this is an old video.. Its a fantastic video. I just wanted to add a comment that I wouldn't use sand for baby chicks, especially quail because of their size. It can really bind them up inside if they ingest it, which they most definitely will.

[@FoodForThought.]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@sfc2234]

I am going to order my quail eggs soon but I don’t want to buy a lamp if I just put a heater by there little bin thing will that work( the heater works very well and is very strong)

[@FoodForThought.]

DarkWolves106 I have no experience with heaters so I honestly don't know if that with work.

[@BaileyZLeone]

awww

[@12bbyrne]

here are some tips from my past couple of years experience. i started with the same incubator as you and the hatching tray can cause problems with splayed legs in quail because it is more designed for chickens you want to put some rough paper towel on the hathing tray or non slip plastic chick mesh on the hatching tray to prevent splayed legs and you also want to put cloth towel (changed every twelve hours) on the bottom of the brooder for the two days because mesh will not give you as good of a success rate because they can still slip on the wire for the first two days and get splayed legs. the chances of fixing splayed legs in quail are slim to none and you will either have to put the chicks out of their misery or they will slowly die on thier own. also next time try incubating at 37.8 and hatching at 37.3 as the drop in temperature helps the chicks hatch. but everything else i do pretty much the same but the most important thing to remember is that quail chicks are not as strong as chicken chicks and you will most likely have some losses upto 10% even for the most experienced

[@FoodForThought.]

Thanks Bill

[@dididubalier2196]

Right. I hatched 8, and 3 had sprayed legs (i didnt put paper towel). I tried to correct their legs with a thin string and putting them inside little cups. It worked for one of them, but 2 died.

[@shifahasan11]

Did you get the egg turner with the incubator

[@FoodForThought.]

shifa hasan Yes

[@shifahasan11]

thanks but what was the cost and capacity of eggs and can it incubate chicken and duck eggs

[@FoodForThought.]

I bought it second hand for less than $50. It's small so I wouldn't suggest chicken or ducks. It only holds 20 quail.

[@shifahasan11]

thanks

[@SuperRayanH]

shifa hasan yeah they do

[@sakirhossain8917]

What should be the humidity for quail eggs to hatch

[@FoodForThought.]

sakir hossain Aim for 45% humidity for the first 15 days and increase to 65% for the final three days.

[@GetFitEatRight]

Your rivets are better than my duct tape... Lol

[@getoffyoubassandletsfish8565]

I’m at 1/14 of mine hatching in day 17. I’m sooo jealous I hope I wake up to more

[@FoodForThought.]

I hope so too

[@-Animosity-]

how do you know when they don't need turning and did the incubator come with the humidity thingy

[@FoodForThought.]

Research told me when to stop turning. No it didn't come with a humidifier, but I bought a small one to put inside. I had an 80% hatch rate.

[@-Animosity-]

@@FoodForThought. could you send me a link to the humidififer and a good but cheap incubator

[@FoodForThought.]

@@-Animosity- I just got the humidity gauge in Canadian Tire for about $5. In the kitchen stuff. The incubator you will have to look for yourself. All depends on what eggs you are using and the amount of eggs you are hatching. If it's only a few, then this one is great, but if you are doing 100 them you will need a bigger one.

[@-Animosity-]

@@FoodForThought. i am using quail eggs so thats why i am asking you

[@FoodForThought.]

@@-Animosity- You can see what incubator I'm using.

[@shifahasan11]

I made a incubator and I m putting few quail eggs so can you please tell me how to increase and decrease humidity

[@2two3three69]

What kind of bulb are you using sir?

[@FoodForThought.]

I sold the incubator, so I'll be honest and say that I don't know what bulb was in it

[@2two3three69]

@@FoodForThought. Ok thank you.. im thinking if how high is the watts :)

[@FoodForThought.]

@@2two3three69 research it online. Bound to be some info on it

[@ahmedaljadeh2207]

Hi,how much money for one egg incubaitor with cost of shipping them toAMMAN,JORDAN . Thank you Ahmed Aljadeh .

[@FoodForThought.]

I don't know, I bought mine second hand

[@user-yj7jm6gq5b]

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[@hunglafung2948]

What kind of goof they can eat

[@isabelladeprospo9538]

This is my first time incubating eggs can someone tell me how to do it I'm using quail

[@royaldee12introchannel64]

How r ur eggs now it been 9 mounts

[@baypeppard2565]

Isabella DeProspo do your own research before taking any steps into hatching eggs I recommend watching videos and reading articals that way you can be prepared! 😊 Good luck!

[@susanfrometa5355]

how many quail are you allowed where you live. over where I live we can't have them .

[@FoodForThought.]

Susan Frometa I have about 30 just now. No limit as long as they are in cages. I'm not allowed birds free run.

[@susanfrometa5355]

we had 1 and animal control took it and our rabbit both are not allowed here.

[@reneaguas6246]

Hey I hope you see this comment really soon. So I put my quails on lockdown on day 14 and it’s day 17 there’s a small crack with movement, and is late night with no hatch how long should I wait for more ?

[@FoodForThought.]

They should all hatch over the next couple of days. I love the excitement of the hatch

[@reneaguas6246]

Food For Thought thanks for you response! And actually on day 16 one of the eggs had a little peek as well when I candled it to see movement inside and since that day I haven’t seen movement for that one egg.

[@FoodForThought.]

@@reneaguas6246 Make sure the temp and humidity are right and DO NOT OPEN IT.

[@reneaguas6246]

Food For Thought hey I have one more chick that’s alive and moving and has no pick yet, it’s day 19

[@FoodForThought.]

@@reneaguas6246 give it time. My first one wasn't good as I kept taking the lid off.i don't know why that matters so much as mom's take time off the eggs, but it seems to matter here.

[@cosimopiroso3919]

Someone can say to me the Number of humidity?

[@FoodForThought.]

Cosimo Piroso 45% humidity for the first 15 days and increase to 65% for the final three days.

[@6400az]

Maybe a stuffed animal in the enclosure to simulate the mom, something to cuddle onto?

[@ChaosBW]

You're correct sir. If you don't have a mother quail to raise them you can place a feather duster in the bin in a way they can climb into the feathers. This will calm the baby quails. Much better than an empty bin.

[@lambshank8743]

hi I have a 48 egg incubator could I hatch quail eggs in it ??

[@FoodForThought.]

titan99876 gaming yes. You either need an egg turners for quail, or turn them by hand. You can hatch any egg in an incubator, it's just a heater.

[@lambshank8743]

okay cool yeah it has a automatic Turner thanks :)

[@ldmawia4992]

How can i get egg incubator?

[@FoodForThought.]

Online shopping like Amazon or AliExpress