Hahaha.

When people make a million, they do not post it here. They keep to themselves. I like it when this business is criticized, it help to limit the people who are entering the business meaning that the prices will be more stable in the long run.

I have a feeling in the next few years, Quail will be as common as chicken and more homesteads will be keeping quails than chicken.

http://www.nairobiexposed.com/2013/11/29/quail-farming-kenya-another-mega-scam/
This blog kumbe copies from wazua.

Here is a summarised explanation of what happened in tulipmania "Tulipmania was the first major financial bubble. Investors began to madly purchase tulips, pushing their prices to unprecedented highs; the average price of a single flower exceeded the annual income of a skilled worker. Tulips sold for over 4000 florins, the currency of the Netherlands at the time. As prices drastically collapsed over the course of a week, many tulip holders instantly went bankrupt." Read more from wikipedia

Why it the quailmania is likely to collapse?

1. Those who are established are the ones who are selling to newbies, aggressively marketing it and publishing stories online. If they are making as much exporting or selling as consumables, no one would bother coming online to encourage you to compete with them in the market.
2. Its a high end product. Relative to the size, its a hard sell locally.
3. People are breeding in large numbers, some forfeiting jobs and taking loans from banks.
which will equate to oversupply.
4. Prices are too high

My opinion: People are rushing into the business because of the success stories in the business, like buying into a stock when its about to peak. If you don't have a signed supply order from someone who is exporting, be careful, you might go bankrupt.

Hata "cousin" anaelewa hii maneno.