If you want to learn incubating quail eggs, Coturnix are the easiest backyard place to start. Set a forced air incubator to 99.5°F, plan for 17 to 18 days, and start lockdown around day 14. Humidity should be steady while the embryo develops, then raised for the hatch. Quail eggs are smaller than duck eggs,…
Incubating duck eggs can be manageable. Duck eggs are not tiny chicken eggs. They hold more water, they often need stronger light for candling, and the hatch can run over a day if humidity is wrong. You need steady heat, turning, and humidity. A forced-air incubator at 99.5°F, daily turning, and a plan to stop…
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