Japanese Quail

A photo of a few Japanese Quail on shavings

Japanese Quail are hardy birds that thrive in small cages. They are inexpensive to keep but can be affected by common poultry diseases occasionally. Japanese quail mature in about 6 weeks and are usually in full egg production by 50 days of age. With proper care hens should lay around 200 eggs in their first year of lay.

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