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  1. King Quail color types

    King Quail color types

    This article will list all color types possible including what those color types look like as chicks (if images are found/available). If you would like to contribute photos/color types please email [email protected] stating the color types and sexes of birds. You will be credited for the...
  2. Johanna Lee

    Button Quail Care Guide

    Yep! This is their current setup, it’s 3x5 ft.
  3. Johanna Lee

    Button quail / Aquarium

    So I’m a few years late, But if you’re still keeping them in tanks get them into appropriate cages ASAP!! Birds cannot comprehend glass so they are constantly psychologically stressed because of it. The lack of appropriate airflow results in the birds breathing in dust and particles. They have...
  4. Bengalese/Society Finch Care & Breeding.

    Bengalese/Society Finch Care & Breeding.

    About The Society finch: Society finches are a Domestic finch species that does not exist in the wild. They are thought to have originated as a hybrid between Sharp-tailed finches and several Munia species thousands of years ago. They do not generally like to be handled however with some...
  5. Johanna Lee

    Button Quail Care Guide

    Some color types may not, But all my males over the years have had red eyes. The only exceptions were my white male who had brown eyes and another odd color male who had black. And all my hens have had brown eyes.
  6. Button Quail - Your Guide To Ethical Care

    Button Quail - Your Guide To Ethical Care

    The Full Guide to King Quail Feel free to join my group! https://m.facebook.com/groups/1446892082426077/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF About King Quails: Although commonly referred to as "Button quail" in captivity the true name of these little birds is King quail. The true Buttonquail isn't even...
  7. Johanna Lee

    Button Quail Care Guide

    The Full Guide to King Quail About King Quails: Although commonly referred to as "Button quail" in captivity the true name of these little birds is King quail. The True Button quail isn't even a quail- They are currently placed with the Charadriiformes, Which are shorebirds. Other common...
  8. Johanna Lee

    Keeping budgies with other birds

    As long as she has a mate and gets along with him she'll be fine :)
  9. Johanna Lee

    Keeping budgies with other birds

    Sad to hear. Some birds simply have an overly aggressive personality. I've never had a bird that aggressive but I've heard of it happening to other people
  10. Johanna Lee

    Feather sexing quail help

    Haven't seen those yet.
  11. Johanna Lee

    Feather sexing quail help

    Only the middle one on the bottom row of pics is male. The one left of him MIGHT be one but I'm doubtful.
  12. Johanna Lee

    Feather sexing quail help

    The one with the orange on the chest is the male. A speckled chest is always a female although some females may have orange as well. I've noticed females with orange tend to carry a dominant brown gene
  13. Johanna Lee

    Keeping budgies with other birds

    It's mostly females towards smaller birds. It also depends on the individual budgies temperament. Also budgies tend to get along with other calm natured parrot species or species from the same region like cockatiels
  14. Johanna Lee

    What kind of bantam are these, pullet or cockerel?

    The lighter one is the pullet and the other is the cockerel. I also think they are Seabrights
  15. Johanna Lee

    Keeping budgies with other birds

    So far I haven't had any issues at all. I'll keep an eye out though thank you for the warning :)
  16. Johanna Lee

    Keeping budgies with other birds

    I've found quite a few articles on keeping Budgies with Quail and Cockatiels but never any on keeping them with Diamond doves or finches so I decided I'd figure out for myself how they did. Quite to my horror I found that female Budgies are most often very aggressive towards button quail and...
  17. Johanna Lee

    Button Quail Breeding

    From the video it looks like you have a lot of males and they're really young. For breeding it's best to have 2-3 females per male. I feed mine Chicken layer and wild bird seed. And personally aquariums aren't really healthy as it keeps the dirty air in. I recommend a cage 3 ft wide 5 ft long...
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