Quail Eggs (Feeder-Grade bobwhite and Coturnix)

Bobwhite and Coturnix Quail Eggs as Feeder Nutrition for Large Reptiles Species and Basic Overview Species: Coturnix japonica (Japanese Quail) Egg Size: Approximately 9–12 grams per egg Shell: Speckled, thin-shelled, easily crushed by most reptiles Use Case: Suitable for medium to large carnivorous or omnivorous reptiles as a supplemental protein and fat source Average Nutritional Content (per 10g egg) Nutrient Amount Notes Calories ~14 kcal Energy-rich Protein ~1.2 g Complete protein source Fat ~1.0 g Contains essential fatty acids Cholesterol ~75 mg Safe in moderate amounts Calcium ~6 mg (yolk only) With shell, calcium content increases significantly Phosphorus ~20 mg Important for metabolism, but outbalances calcium without shell Vitamin A Present Supports growth, immunity, and skin health Vitamin D Present Minor source; not a substitute for proper UVB or D3 Iron ~0.3 mg Useful for blood health and energy metabolism Note: These values can vary sli