Coturnix & Button Quail Hatching Eggs
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Start strong with a quail starter kit
Quick Look
• Includes 36 mixed Coturnix quail hatching eggs
• Hatching and brooding supplies in one convenient box
• Includes a 12-inch brooder heat plate
• Thermometer and grip liner help you prepare for incubation and hatch day
• Egg scissors and cartons are included for your future homegrown eggs
• Free incubation and brooding ebooks
• FREE shipping
Start Hatching Coturnix Quail with Confidence
The Coturnix Quail Starter Box brings together hatching eggs and essential supplies for your first hatch. Instead of searching for each item separately, you’ll receive 36 mixed Coturnix quail hatching eggs, helpful incubation tools, a brooder heat plate and supplies you can continue using after your quail begin laying.
This box is an excellent starting point for first-time Coturnix quail keepers, families, homesteaders and educational hatching projects.
What’s Included
36 Jenn’s Choice Coturnix Quail Hatching Eggs
Your box includes 36 fertile Coturnix quail hatching eggs from Bryant’s Roost breeding birds. Egg colors and varieties may differ throughout the assortment.
Thermometer
Use the included thermometer to independently monitor the temperature inside your incubator. Accurate temperature monitoring is one of the most important parts of a successful hatch.
Grip Liner
The included grip liner creates a stable hatching surface and helps newly hatched chicks find their footing.
12-Inch Brooder Heat Plate
After hatch day, chicks need a safe source of warmth. The included 12-inch brooder plate provides a warm resting area for your new Coturnix quail chicks.
Quail Egg Scissors
Quail egg scissors make it easier to open the small eggs your hens may produce when they mature.
Feeder and Waterer Set
Five Quail Egg Cartons
Store, organize or share your future homegrown quail eggs in the five included egg cartons.
Free Educational Guides
You’ll also receive access to Bryant’s Roost guides about incubating and brooding Coturnix quail.
Starter Box Includes
✔ 36 mixed Coturnix quail hatching eggs
✔ 1 thermometer
✔ 1 piece of grip liner
✔ 1 twelve-inch brooder heat plate
✔ 1 feeder
✔ 1 waterer
✔ 1 pair of quail egg scissors
✔ 5 quail egg cartons
✔ Free incubation and brooding ebooks
✔ FREE shipping
What You Will Still Need
An incubator is not included. You will also need Coturnix quail starter feed and a secure brooder enclosure before your eggs hatch.
Perfect For
• First-time Coturnix quail owners
• Families hatching quail at home
• Homesteaders starting a backyard quail flock
• Homeschool and classroom incubation projects
• Anyone who wants hatching eggs and essential supplies in one shipment
From Bryant’s Roost
Bryant’s Roost combines hands-on quail-raising experience with practical supplies selected for real-world use. This Starter Box is designed to remove the guesswork from preparing for your first Coturnix quail hatch and help you begin with greater confidence.
Because shipping and incubation conditions are outside our control, hatch results can vary.
Everything You Need to Get Your First Button Quail Off to a Great Start
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Perfect for first-time button quail owners
Equipment sized specifically for tiny button quail chicks
Includes starter feed, feeder, waterer, and brooder plate
Comes with 12 button quail hatching eggs
Designed using the same products I use at Bryant's Roost
Packaged in EggFoam® to help protect your hatching eggs during shipping.
Getting Started Doesn't Have to Be Overwhelming
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If you've decided to hatch button quail, you've probably already discovered that finding the right equipment isn't always easy. Most poultry supplies are designed for chickens or even Coturnix quail, leaving new button quail owners wondering what will actually work for birds this tiny.
I put this starter kit together to eliminate that guesswork.
Instead of spending hours trying to figure out which feeder is small enough, whether your chicks can safely use a waterer, or what feed they should start on, you can begin with equipment that's designed specifically for button quail.
What's Included
Button Quail Feeder
Our button quail feeder is the perfect size for newly hatched chicks and comfortably feeds up to 10 birds. The low-profile design allows tiny chicks to reach their feed easily while helping reduce waste.
Gold Button Quail Chick Drinker
Button quail chicks are incredibly small, which means standard poultry waterers can become a safety hazard.
Your kit now includes one gold chick drinker designed and printed by Jennifer at Bryant’s Roost. Its shallow drinking channel is sized for tiny button quail chicks without adding marbles or rocks. Made from sturdy PETG plastic, it fits a regular-mouth mason jar (jar not included). Set it level, check that every chick can reach the water, and clean and refill it regularly.
Show Pro Button Quail Starter Feed
Button quail have incredibly fast metabolisms, so proper nutrition is critical from day one.
This is the same balanced starter feed I use for my own button quail at Bryant's Roost because I've been consistently pleased with chick growth, health, and overall performance.
Catch Net
Sooner or later, every button quail owner discovers just how fast these little birds can be.
And yes...at some point one will probably escape.
A lightweight catch net makes retrieving loose birds much easier and much less stressful for both you and your quail. Net colors vary and may include purple, blue, yellow, orange, or red.
Button Quail Hatching Eggs
Your kit includes 12 button quail hatching eggs from my breeding program, giving you everything you need to begin your own button quail adventure.
Brooder Plate
The included 10″ × 10″ brooder plate provides gentle, consistent warmth for newly hatched chicks and allows them to move in and out of the heat naturally as needed.
Why I Put This Kit Together
One thing I've learned over the years is that button quail aren't simply tiny Coturnix.
They're their own species with their own needs.
When I first started, I found myself modifying equipment that had been designed for larger birds. Eventually, I began using products that worked better for button quail, and that's exactly what you'll find in this starter kit.
My goal isn't just to sell supplies—it's to help you start with equipment that gives your chicks the best opportunity to thrive.
What's Included
✔ 1 Button Quail Feeder
✔ 1 Gold Button Quail Chick Drinker Base (regular-mouth mason jar not included)
✔ 1 Catch Net (random color)
✔ 1 Pound Show Pro Button Quail Starter Feed
✔ 12 Button Quail Hatching Eggs
✔ ThermoPro Thermometer
✔ 1 Brooder Plate (10″ × 10″)
PLUS FREE Shipping
Perfect For
First-time button quail owners
Families hatching button quail at home
Classroom incubation projects
Anyone who wants one convenient package instead of shopping for individual supplies
From Bryant's Roost
Every product in this kit has earned its place here by being useful on my own farm. These aren't random items bundled together—they're the same tools and feed I rely on when raising button quail. My hope is that they help make your first hatch a successful one and give you the confidence to enjoy these incredible little birds from day one.
Kind words from our customers
“I appreciate her prioritizing bird health above all else!”
★★★★★ Sarah · Live button quail
“Eggs arrived perfectly packaged. Not a single cracked egg. Thanks again!”
★★★★★ Brian · Coturnix hatching eggs
“All my babies came happy and healthy! They are so friendly and cute we are loving them.”
★★★★★ Dana · Button quail chicks
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Personalized Poultry Help with Jennifer Bryant
Whether you’re planning your first quail setup or raising a child who asks endless questions about eggs and chicks, choose the session that fits your family. Meet Jennifer in person at Bryant’s Roost or virtually through Google Meet.
Ask a Farmer — Kids Ages 7–12
25 minutes · Select the Kids option
A fun, personalized conversation for curious kids ages 7–12! Ask Jennifer about chickens, quail, eggs, hatching, and everyday life on the farm. No poultry experience needed—just bring your curiosity.
We’ll keep the conversation age-appropriate and easy to understand, with time for your child’s own questions. Bring a few questions beforehand to help make the most of the session.
A parent or responsible adult must be present for the entire session. This is a shared learning experience, not an unsupervised children’s activity.
One-on-One Quail Consultation — Adults
About 40 minutes · Select the Adults option
Thinking about raising quail but not sure where to start? Or already keeping birds and looking for experienced guidance before investing more time and money? We’ll build a practical plan around your goals, space, and setup—not a one-size-fits-all answer.
Topics can include housing, feeding, incubation, brooding, breeding, processing, equipment, and questions about local requirements. If you’re visiting the farm and want to discuss processing, Jennifer can also demonstrate how she humanely dispatches and cleans a quail.
Ideal for first-time quail keepers, homesteaders, educators, and breeders starting or expanding a flock. There are no dumb questions.
What to Expect
Personalized time with Jennifer Bryant, in person or through Google Meet.
A 25-minute kids’ session or an approximately 40-minute adult consultation.
Answers and practical guidance tailored to your questions.
After purchase, we’ll coordinate a day and time that works for both of us. Jennifer is available most days and many evenings. For a kids’ session, a parent or responsible adult should coordinate the booking and attend throughout.
Click Additional Information on this page to watch an actual consultation and see what to expect.
Why Learn with Jennifer?
Jennifer raises poultry at Bryant’s Roost and shares her experience through her farm, courses, and the Poultry Nerds Podcast. These sessions give you direct access to practical, firsthand guidance—and a friendly place to ask the questions that matter to you.
Personal help from Jennifer
Questions about your setup or a bird-care problem? Jennifer can help you find a practical next step. Book a one-on-one consultation tailored to your flock.
Jennifer lives in middle Tennessee with her husband David and their critters. We are working on self sufficiency and being a no waste farm. We try hard to use everything to its maximum potential and to be good stewards of the gifts we have. Jennifer is a public speaker and co host of Poultry Nerds Podcast which airs weekly. We are also affiliates for Hatching Time and would appreciate the click through to help support the farm.


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