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Laying Quail Hen
Japanese quail hens are among the most productive layers, capable of laying more than 300 eggs per year. They are easy to keep, adaptable, and suitable even for small-scale breeders. It’s up to you whether you want the best feed-to-egg ratio, larger eggs, meat, or beautiful feather colors – with us, everyone can choose.
A Japanese quail can lay more than 300 eggs per year.
Japanese quails start laying from 6 weeks of age.
Most intensive laying is during the first year. Egg production gradually decreases after 2 years.
They need a clean, dry, draft-free environment, sufficient light, and quality feed.
Quails are among the quietest types of poultry.
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.