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Quail Rooster
A Japanese quail rooster is necessary to maintain fertility and hatching egg production. He is active, hardy, and easy to keep. Together with hens, he ensures high-quality fertilized eggs with excellent hatchability.
We recommend 3–6 hens per rooster.
They are louder than hens, but much quieter than chicken roosters.
Fertility in roosters starts to decline after 8 months of age.
No, hens lay eggs even without a rooster.
Yes, but it depends on having enough space, hens, and temperament... Otherwise, fights for dominance may occur.
No, feather color only affects appearance. In general, larger quails lay fewer eggs.
Of course, feather color only affects appearance. They are the same species.