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i dont think thats a good hunch to go on. make SURE at least one of those birds knows how to use it. and yes you will most deff. see them or hear them hitting the bottle. they make a sound that is unmistakable. quail are smart. but not geniuses how would they know theres water in it if they...

just sqeeze the bottle after the quail have realized there is water dripping from there and they dont have anywhere else to get it from they will drink from them no problem. and like stated already once one does it or knows how all the others will figure it out in seconds.

male idk age. males have the blue beaks.

6am? hahaha try 4am and they crow allll stinkin day. noway to stop it. you'll be able to hear his crow through the windows i garentee you! your neighbors will still know theres a rooster in your house. only thing you can do it plain and simple. ask your neighbors what they would think if you...

i keep one of my groups of quail on a wire raised floor. i think they are the cleanest looking ones and the easiest pen by far to maintain. my ground pens are a pain in the butt to clean i have to get on my hands and knees and climb into them to scoop everything. I put a squarefoot area for them...

around 4-6 months you can expect a clear crow from your cockeral. 17 weeks is when they say hens should lay. although like stated above they are individuals and you cant time it out by the exact week always. expect eggs from 17-20 weeks old. the rooster should be breeding as soon as the hens let...

you cant control it. mine crow at 4 am in the pitch black and at 8 at night right before last light... if you think its going to be a problem i would find a new home for him now.

mille fluer d 'unce or however you spell it. Trcor supply has these in asort. bantam bins.

your bird is a jake. clear wattles and bright red on the face. im almost 100% just by a picture.(p.s. hens can strut up a storm and iv even heard them do a "gobble" before... so dont go by sounds or displays in domestic birds. go by weight, and the structure of the wattles up the snood.

+1... i raise cots, and bobs, as well as am a chef... owner of our restraunt wanted me to supply quail eggs and for a little while i did. seasons changed, quail began to get out of breeding/laying mode and doing what a normal seasoned quail would do. this did not sit well with my boss. she didnt...

Quote: NO? if your using them on an egg turner just unplug it. keep them on the rails. they wont bump each other, youll have a better hatch.

Quote: bob birds are just cots. nothing more. no matter what they tell you.

Quote: really? you run one of these? IMHO nothing beats a proper home built cabinet incubator... when built properly they will last as long as you will run it for. replacing fans is dirt cheap, and if doin tape it's inexpensive as well as bulbs. coiling is a different story. but my HOME built...

i do. however with this cold and all i am getting less eggs if any most real cold days here in NE PA. once spring rolls around i can ship eggs and aldult breeders to you as well. just not one for messing around with cold weather. (i really doubt the eggs would stay viable and the jumbo adults...

i got some roos if ya need;)

Quote: X2 AS APPLIED TO THE "BOB BIRD" MORAL OF THE STORY~~~ DONT BELIEVE ADVERTIZING i'v sold birds to guyas starting out training their dogs... they all gave me returns and all were very satisfied with the results. i;v even hunted over a dog that was trained off of my coturnix. fantastic...

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last pic is of a blue faced hen i believe. or a young roo..maybe a ciny BF but deff BFed.

i tried housing button in with my lovebird aviaries and it went horrible...brother had a parakeet not too long ago and i tried button in his cage too... ugly. then a cockateil, just as nasty to them as the lovebirds. for this matter i dont house buttons with "parrots" anymore. i put too much...