Celadon: Juveniles (Male Only)

These quail lay a gorgeous blue egg. The gene is called Celadon and refers to the color of the egg. The color of the birds is very mixed and has the possibility for some fun combinations. The birds weigh 10 oz at maturity and lay a 12-gram egg. The celadon gene is recessive so although all the offspring of these birds will carry the gene, the only ones to show it will be the ones who have two parents that pass on the gene. The only way to get 100 percent celadon chicks is to have both parents have two copies of the celadon gene. 

Ships in 7 weeks.

Each breeder set comprises eight females and two males. Each male only set comprises 10 males. 

This product, as well as all juveniles and adults, is sold in sets of ten. Entering '1' in the quantity field will result in the purchase of ten birds.