Next non-dog pet
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You can. They are also prolific egg-layers. They start laying around 6 weeks old and outlay chickens in numbers of eggs...about 5-6 a week for the first year. They are also table-ready at 6 weeks.
Granted the eggs are smaller than chicken eggs so you need more, but chickens aren't an option for me til sometime next year anyway since I don't have a run built yet and don't have a perimeter fence.
Granted the eggs are smaller than chicken eggs so you need more, but chickens aren't an option for me til sometime next year anyway since I don't have a run built yet and don't have a perimeter fence.
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I'm sorry, there's no way I could eat those babies. Even as big ol ugly chickens..I admit I eat Purdue and try not to think what it actually is...gah. Anyway, Lacey the rat is growing nicely so that's 4 rats, 7 cats, a gerbil, fish and Pookins and the garden out front. That's enough stuff to feed and water for now, I'm good
It'll take about 4 quail eggs to equal one chicken egg by weight lol
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These are Jumbo Coturnix which basically means they are Coturnix that have been selected for larger egg size so their eggs should be a bit bigger...the ones they had in their incubators were a bit bigger and out of the same birds...but that gives a general idea.
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These are Jumbo Coturnix which basically means they are Coturnix that have been selected for larger egg size so their eggs should be a bit bigger...the ones they had in their incubators were a bit bigger and out of the same birds...but that gives a general idea.
