LQ113

Coturnix Quail Assortment Eggs

$3.65

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Description

Coturnix Quail Assortment Hatching Eggs

Discover the fascinating genetic diversity of Japanese Coturnix Quail with our Coturnix Quail Assortment Eggs. Perfect for breeders and poultry enthusiasts, this selection provides a vibrant mix of quail varieties.

A Unique Mix of Three Varieties

Each order includes at least three different types of Japanese Coturnix Quail, ensuring a diverse and dynamic hatching experience. Whether you're expanding your flock or exploring new genetics, these eggs offer an exciting opportunity.

Product Highlights:

  • Varieties Included: A breeder’s choice selection of three from Standard Coturnix, Blonde Coturnix, Italian, and Texas A&M.
  • Egg Type: Fertile hatching eggs
  • Selection: Random assortment based on availability

By purchasing, you agree to our Live Bird/Hatching Egg Policy.

Shipping & Availability

Hatching eggs do not ship immediately upon order placement. Unless a specific ship date is selected at checkout, orders are scheduled by our partner hatcheries for the next available shipment. Once scheduled, you will receive an email from Stromberg’s with your shipping details.

Hatch Rate Disclaimer

We take great care in providing high-quality hatching eggs; however, hatch rates can be influenced by factors beyond our control, such as handling during shipping and incubation conditions. For this reason, we cannot guarantee hatch success and do not offer refunds or replacements for unhatched eggs.

Reviews

  • 3

    Not ordering from you next time

    by Hurd on May 30, 2023

    I ordered 9 of these eggs, as well as 9 blonde coturnix eggs and 30 assorted fancy quail eggs. The 18 coturnix eggs arrived, with 2 extras (which is good as 1 was broken). But I was very disappointed that I didn’t receive any hint of a expected shipping date. They were delivered very unexpectedly, luckily I happened to be home. I am also a little disappointed that the whole order didn’t arrive at the same time; now I’ll have 2 different ages of birds and they will have to be kept separate. If I’m going to spend $140 for 4 dozen eggs, I want to have some warning before they arrive so I can be ready for them