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25+l & X.l Hatching Quail Eggs.please Compare Eggs In Photo

US $7.77

Dearborn, Michigan, United States
Jan 30th

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Picture shows 3 of each size eggs, this sale is for large and extra large . I will include couple of small size eggs in the order for comparison at no charge . >PLEASE READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION>First and foremost, I love my birds and I treat them very well.>My birds are raised on wire in commercial quality cages that I clean daily. My birds lay eggs in sand boxes, so egg may have some sand on them. My birds are housed in a climate controlled indoor setting. I do not make much money selling eggs at this low price, and whatever money made is used to cover the cost associated with keeping them. So for the fun of it is why I do it. With that being said, it WILL NOT be financially possible for me to resend shipment of eggs for BROKEN EGG claims. I use a proven method of shipping, and EVERY SHIPMENT is INSURED at no extra charge to you. If eggs are DAMAGED please FILE A CLAIM with the POST OFFICE. Back to my birds. They are of beautiful variety of colors, EXTREMELY friendly, and handled daily. I can not guarantee hatch rate as it depends on many factors. My male to female ratio is 4 female : 1 male. I ship the freshest eggs i have, in shredded foam. I can not replace broken eggs due to situation beyond my control. I will send some extras, FREE OF CHARGE just in case there is a broken egg or two, WHEN AVAILABLE. NO international shipping. This auction is for mix of breeds, you may possibly get the following; Texas A&M, Pharoas, Italian speckled and Tibetan. No guarantee of how many of each breed. I ship only to the lower 48 states. The eggs you get are no more than 3 days old when they ship. I will ship usually in the same day after payment unless it is late in the afternoon. Please unpack eggs outdoor , the shredded foam i ship in is messy and clingy. Hatching eggs" are time sensitive, they must be incubated within a certain period of time. I ask you to please make PAYMENT IMMEDIATELY so i can have them fast on their way to ensure viability. Please do not base your feedback on hatch rate. style="text-align: left;"> Thank You. ....IMPORTANT.... Shipped hatching eggs may travel a great distance and experience excessive variations in climate. Including but not limited to, temperature, humidity and pressure changes that may occur with fluctuations in altitude. These conditions, coupled with the possibility of simple human carelessness when handling the package, can decrease the likelihood of a successful hatch. Due to these factors, a fertile, viable egg, can be packed into a box, shipped to you, and arrive in a nonviable state. When candling the eggs, nonviable eggs appear clear, just as infertile eggs do. Incubating eggs that have been shipped through the mail can be, and are successful for countless people just like you, everyday. With simple preparation and correct incubation techniques, you can successfully hatch your own chicks. To increase your chances for success, clean and turn on your incubator a couple of days prior to the arrival of your hatching eggs. Be certain that your incubator is maintaining proper, consistent temperature and humidity for the kind of eggs you are hatching and for your type of incubator. Still air units will require a slightly different temperature than forced air units (follow the manufacturer’s instructions). When your eggs arrive, carefully unwrap the eggs and inspect them. Discard any broken or cracked egg. Place the eggs to be incubated pointy end down into an egg carton or egg-hatching tray at room temperature for 24 hours prior to placing them in your preheated incubator. This “resting” period can greatly increase your chances of a successful hatch by allowing the air cell within the egg to settle back into proper position. This resting period is the same if you are using a broody hen as your incubator. Incubating your own hatching eggs can be very rewarding and enjoyable. Understanding and accepting the reality that even the most experienced person has unsuccessful hatches occasionally, will help avoid the disappointment that we each have felt at times from a failed attempt at hatching shipped eggs. The successful hatches far outweigh the latter. Proper technique and perseverance will reward you with an incubator full of peeping chicks. On Oct-14-14 at 19:19:10 PDT, seller added the following information:MidWest Quails Hatchery

Condition:	New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. ...	Brand	midwestquailshatchery
Model	coturnix