A quail which is breed to lay eggs should receive 14 hours of light per day. This may mean that artificial lightning may be needed. If the quail receives the right amount of light, they will approx. lay 1 egg per day. On average they will lay 200-300 eggs per year.
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In the wild and in captivity it depends on species. Many species will breed in the wild when conditions are suitable - good weather and plenty of food that's easy to find - for instance coturnix spp.. otherwise they will breed once or sometimes twice each year, again, often associated with suitable conditions. In captivity, CPQ (USA - buttons) and Japanese quail (coturnix japonica and its very many domestic forms which masquerade under very many names), are fully domesticated and will produce eggs from the age of about 6 weeks and stop only to moult, if they are fed appropriately. Other species will usually lay eggs from late spring through to late summer or early autumn/fall, but some species are more reluctant to breed in an aviary than others.
they lay eggs.
Coutunix quail lay one egg every day. There may be afew days when not every one will lay an egg though.
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A quail will lay approximately 200 eggs in their lifetime. This can depend on how long they live, however. Some quails will only lay several eggs a year, while some can lay several at a time, multiple times per year.
You can try candling quail eggs at about eight days. Though it is often hard to see due to the coloration of the shell.
It varies somewhat by species of quail, but generally between 6 and 16 BUTTTON QUAIL WOULD LAY ONCE A DAY BUT NOT ALWAYS TO GET STARING TO BREED OUR JUST A LAYING PROBLEM
yes All creatures must reproduce to perpetuate the species.
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59...? but they usually lay an egg a day (females, obvi) in Feb-mid November.
8 weeks and above. they will lay around 290 - 300 eggs each year. they will lay for 2 years approx. they only start laying when the humidity, temperature and sunlight hours are right
Most female birds regardless of species will lay eggs when they feel like it. Mating is not required.
They lay lots of eggs - but not very often (once a year is common).