Falb Fee – Coturnix Quail Hatching Eggs

About Falb Fee Quail 

Falb (pronounced “fab” as in fabulous!) Fee quail are a rare color variation of the Wild/Brown/Pharaoh. They carry the fee gene, which takes out the brown undertones so you get a more “black and white” or washed-out color than the Wild – see video below. 

Falb fees: 

• are large for a standard-size quail
• are good, consistent layers
• have a longer production lifespan
• are feather sexable, which means that you don’t have to wait for chicks to reach maturity to identify their gender. At 3 weeks old, feather-sexable females have spotted chests, males have solid-colored chests. That means you can select your breeding groups and separate extra males before they reach maturity, which can prevent incidents of aggression!

Myshire Farm Falb Fees (most recent stats):

• Avg bird weight: 10.2 oz at 10 weeks
• Avg egg weight: 12.6 grams
• Avg egg production: 320 eggs per year (with supplemental light)
• Avg production life span: 2 years, 3 months
• Hatches true 95% of the time. (You may get a Wild/Brown/Pharaoh or a Grau Fee in your hatch.)

SHIPPING
Your eggs come from an NPIP certified (#31-1243) flock and are shipped the same day they are laid. We pack them in foam to ensure they arrive intact. We guarantee a 50% hatch rate! We’ll ship your order as soon as we possibly can. You’ll get an email with a tracking link 1-2 days before your order leaves our farm.

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