First of all, it should be noted that quail will not affect the peak egg production period in the future because of being overweight. It will only affect the egg production peak period because of substandard weight and poor uniformity.

The greater the weight before laying, the earlier they will start laying. The earlier it is done, the lower the cost will be and the peak period will be longer. There will be no premature aging and no prolapse. On the contrary, because the weight is smaller in the early stage, the light will be added later. Because the weight will be smaller if the light is added late, it will be later when the egg production peaks, resulting in higher breeding costs. The weight will directly affect the breeding cost, and the height and length during the peak period of egg production are also different.

So the greater the weight in the early stage, the more eggs will be produced. The longer the egg peak period will be, the less disease will occur. The smaller your weight as a child, the later your baby will start and the shorter the peak period will be. Be sure not to have any misconceptions about being overweight or to stick to stereotypes. Quails will not suffer from premature aging because of their large weight. Instead, they will give birth late due to their small weight, and they may also suffer from premature anal prolapse.