Size, Quality & Value
What you feed is what you get. Here's why our full-grown coturnix is the better meat-to-dollar deal for raptors and reptiles.
A full-grown coturnix runs 7 to 9 ounces on average — a single, complete, whole-prey meal with the bone, organ, and muscle balance your animals actually need. No assembly required.
Nutrition
By the numbers
Why a single coturnix is a more complete meal than a handful of rodents or a processed pellet.
Consistent weight, consistent size — every bird. That's what 30 years of doing one thing well looks like.
More bird, better quality, less money.
The Comparison
Built to compete
We raise our coturnix to a finished weight of 7–9 oz on average on a custom-formulated grain ration — built for steady weight gain, dense muscle, and a complete whole-prey nutrient profile. Compared to commodity feeders sold at half the weight on a generic ration, the size, consistency, and meat-to-dollar math comes out ahead every time. You pay the same handling, shipping, and overhead either way — the question is how much edible bird actually arrives at your door.
How We Raise
Naturally raised
Our coturnix live on a natural grain-based diet from hatch to harvest. No growth hormones. Minimal handling stress. That translates directly into the quality you can see — clean feathering, straight legs, proper beaks, and the consistent weight your raptor or reptile depends on.
In Closing
The bottom line
A feeder animal is only as valuable as the nutrition it delivers and the consistency you can count on. Our coturnix hits both marks — naturally raised, whole-prey complete, and priced so you keep feeding the best without second-guessing the budget.
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