The embryo doesn't form without the high temperature a hen or incubator would provide. If collected daily, they should last as long as chicken eggs. Up to fone months in the fridge, I believe.
Laura
On Sep 1, 2013 3:30 PM, "POINT BLANK" <POINTBLANKOPS@hotmail.com> wrote:
Group,
What's the timeline from layed to be able to eat a egg before the embryo starts to form. How to store before eating?
My main question in regards to Quail.
I appreciate the information.
Patrick
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