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Power-washable breeding cage holds 45 - 63 quail. A rust-proof plastic laying cage makes quail breeding easy and sanitary. Feed loss is reduced with smart grill feeder, water is clean due to algae-free hoses, and waste is efficiently removed from the unit by deep manure trays. Collect eggs in the roll-out trays below and enjoy manure-free eggs every time. The unit features rust-proof flooring (vs galvanized wire), an injury-free design, and an improved door locking system.
This breeding pen is recommended for homesteaders, hatcheries, nurseries, breeders, hobbyists, poultry scientists, small farmers and industrial / commercial use.
45-63 quail
Fits a variety of breeds: Coturnix, Bobwhite, California, Japanese, King, Blue Scale, Gambel's & more.
Not designed for Chinese Painted (Button Quail)
Models | Capacity |
1 Section | 5 - 7 View |
2 Section | 10 - 14 View |
1 Layer | 15 - 21 View |
2 Layer | 30 - 42 View |
3 Layer | 45 - 63 Current |
4 Layer | 60 - 84 View |
5 Layer | 75 - 105 View |
1) Hygienic Manure Trays
Manure tray is deep to collect droppings below the cage. The trays slide in and out with ease to make washing and cleaning easy. Prevent disease by having a system that removes harmful substances, like bacteria, from your quail's living space.
2) Smart Feeders
Shock-proof, red grills lay on top of removable feeding troughs to reduce feed loss, inside and outside the cage. Removable feeding troughs holds 5 pounds of feed. Customers claim to save 30% more of their feed with the flexible, shock-proof grills.
3) Egg Rollers
The tilted, elliptical flooring delivers uncracked eggs to the roll-out trays below. Removing the eggs from the living space ensures clean, manure-free eggs, every time! Never worry about disturbing your quail to remove eggs! We all know how that can be.
4) Automatic Drinker
Refillable, 5 gallon, water tank uses an anti-algae, silicone hose to deliver filtered water through an anti-bacterial PVC square pipe to 9 steel nipple drinkers. Drinker cups are attached below the nipple drinkers to prevent bird wetting and to keep the manure dry. The seamless watering nipple system promotes the highest level of hygiene.
5) Elliptical Flooring
Flexible flooring makes standing, walking, spawning and mating more comfortable. This results in higher egg production rates and fewer feet problems. ComfortplastTM elliptical flooring is used, instead of galvanized wire, to create a rust-proof, safe, comfortable and hygienic environment for your quail.
6) Stackable Tier Design
Mix-&-match different layers to create the perfect setup. Cimuka's COMFORTPLAST Stackable System allows you to stack different layers for brooding and breeding. To create a custom tiered experience, choose from different layer additions. View Layer Additions
Brand: Cimuka
Model: BYK-03-3K
Material: Recycled ABS Plastic
Design: COMFORTPLAST TM
Assembly Required: Yes
Recommended Location: Indoors or enclosed shelter
Dimensions & Weight:
- Assembled Unit: L 38.6” x W 24” x H 52”
- Layer Floor Space: L 35.8" x W 17.3"
- Layer Height: Front 9.3", Back 7.5"
- Box: L 39” x W 24” x H 11”
- Weight: 57 lb
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We loved the 1st layer system so much that we ordered a 2nd and was just as pleased ! This set up makes keeping quail so easy and clean! More than likely, will be saving to purchase a 3rd system as our quail population increases! You can't go wrong with this company!
Thank you for the review, Jackie - The Hatching Time Team
Took me about 70 minutes to put together the 3 tier, without the video. When assembling panels, start at a corner and work your way around, it dosent snap together like Legos. This should meet my requirements for many years. If things go sideways, I'll update this review.
Thank you for the review Kenneth. We recommend starting at a corner and working your way around too - The Hatching Time Team
These have been the best cages for us hands down. I am super impressed with the system as a whole. I have used metal cages, homemade cages and these. So any criticism I have is minor. Assembly was a breeze. We bought three systems: brooder, grow out and breeding. Each system was a three stack. We found assemble a whole unit in just under two hours. The assembly videos on the companies website are great.
- [ ] For installing the aluminum rod, we found that gripping it will channel locks with a piece of double sided tape folded into the jaws as a cushion worked the best. We stripped the paper off of the tape on the channel lock side so it would stick to the tool, but left the tape on the side towards the rod. We also used a #2 square bit instead of a Phillips. Huge improvement.
- [ ] We immediately converted our waterers to side mounted types as Terry at Coturnix Corner shows on his video https://youtu.be/EaZiyhkHuZk. We also discovered that if you did not add the last piece of drain tubing to the end of the run, I caused the waterers to overflow and leak on the lowest unit. We will be moving them to the side instead of the back for easier maintenance.
- [ ] The dropping trays…I was going to try to use these since they came with the cage, but I found too many obstacles. They are difficult to scrape do to the plastic left on the surface where they were injection molded. I spent quite a bit of time smoothing those down so I could quit cussing them. They are too short for the breeding cages. They truly do need to extend to underneath the egg roll out tray. Don’t let them go long between cleaning-they get heavy! I wish they were in three sections for that reason alone.
- [ ] I modified the front to suit my needs. I purchased the feed trays that are two sections long. I removed the door over the third section and installed permanent sand baths. The eggs still roll out under the sand bath and are easily collected.
Thank you for the review, Stacey. We appreciate you sharing your tips and how you customized your cages - The Hatching Time Team
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