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Welcome to the Ovolis shop.We exclusively offer fertile Japanese quail eggs from our own breeding stock.Our eggs are carefully collected, inspected, and shipped promptly to ensure maximum freshness and optimal viability.We offer several Japanese quail varieties, presented below, which may evolve over time depending on the availability of our breeding stock.Our quail come from carefully selected bloodlines, close to the Jumbo type, ensuring a consistent body conformation, steady growth, and an above-average size.This rigorous selection process helps produce robust and productive birds, suitable for both breeding and egg production.The eggs come from selected bloodlines; however, natural genetic variation remains possible. Perfect conformity of colors or mutations cannot be guaranteed.At Ovolis, our priority is the genetic quality of our breeding stock and the reliability of our service.

12 Wild Type (Pharaoh) Japanese Quail Hatching Eggs

Our fertile Wild Type Japanese quail eggs, also known as Pharaoh quail, come from carefully selected breeding birds chosen for their hardiness, excellent fertility, and natural plumage reminiscent of wild quail.

Collected daily, these eggs are intended for incubation and are shipped promptly to ensure maximum freshness and hatching potential.

The eggs are of standard size, helping to ensure uniform incubation and good hatch rates.

All eggs offered here originate exclusively from Wild Type quail, allowing you to obtain chicks with the classic appearance of this traditional variety, known for its robustness and suitability for both breeding and hobby farming.

The eggs are handled with great care and packed in secure packaging specially designed for safe transport.

As fertile eggs are living products, hatch rates depend on several factors, including incubator quality, stable temperature and humidity levels, resting time before incubation, regular egg turning, and proper handling upon arrival.

We recommend allowing the eggs to rest for 12 to 24 hours at room temperature before incubation. 

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