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Celadon Coturnix Quail - Tuxedo

Celadon Coturnix Quail (Tuxedo) — Color, Style & High Production in One Bird

The Celadon Coturnix Quail with the Tuxedo gene is a standout variety prized for its sky‑blue celadon eggs and its striking two‑tone tuxedo plumage. Combining exceptional productivity with eye‑catching looks, these quail bring both beauty and efficiency to any aviary or small‑scale farm. Their calm temperament, rapid maturity, and reliable laying make them ideal for beginners and experienced keepers alike.

Whether you’re breeding for egg color, feather pattern, or overall performance, Tuxedo Celadon Coturnix offer a unique blend of style and utility.

 

Breed Overview

Celadon Coturnix Quail are known for their blue‑shelled eggs, a rare and highly desirable trait in the quail world. When paired with the Tuxedo gene, which creates a sharp contrast between dark upper plumage and a white chest and face, these birds become both productive and visually striking. They mature quickly, lay generously, and thrive in a wide range of environments.

 

  • Type: Coturnix quail variety (celadon egg layer + tuxedo plumage)

  • Egg Production: 250–300+ celadon‑blue eggs per year

  • Egg Color: Blue to blue‑green celadon

  • Temperament: Calm, hardy, and easy to manage

  • Appearance: Distinct tuxedo pattern—dark back and head with a clean white chest and underside

  • Adult Size: 8–12 ounces (standard Coturnix size)

  • Climate Tolerance: Adaptable; thrives in most climates with proper housing

 

What Makes Tuxedo Celadon Coturnix Special

  • Rare Egg Color: Their blue celadon eggs stand out in any carton or collection.

  • Striking Plumage: The tuxedo pattern adds visual appeal to aviaries and breeding groups.

  • Fast Maturity: Reaches laying age in as little as 6–8 weeks.

  • High Productivity: Among the most prolific layers in the quail world.

  • Great for Breeding Projects: Ideal for producing consistent celadon layers with unique feather patterns.

  • Low Maintenance: Hardy, quiet, and easy to raise in small spaces.

 

Perfect For

  • Small farms and backyard aviaries

  • Breeders focused on celadon egg lines

  • Hobbyists wanting colorful eggs and attractive birds

  • Educational programs and youth poultry projects

  • Anyone seeking a productive, visually appealing quail variety

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