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3/3/2022 10:00 pm

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I use shavings and add apple cider vinegar to their water from time to time. Something like one tablespoon per gallon. Keeping everything dry really makes a difference too.

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Hi Fatimah! Welcome to BYC! You are in the right place to find answers to your questions about raising birds. I have quail and this site is a life saver!! Or should I say bird saver??!! :lau

Welcome to BYC! :frow I'm in Columbia, SC.

One of my female jumbo quail has started chasing and pulling the feathers on two of my other females. I separated her for a day but since I returned her, one of the females is starting to look picked on again. They've been together since hatching and I've never had any problems with these birds...

Hi Mermaid1206. Welcome to BYC! We're glad you're here and I think you will be glad too! A lot of great people and great information coming at you! :frow

Thanks for bringing up this topic. I never considered the possibility of quail having worms. :confused:

This is great information. I particularly enjoyed her rationale for specific plants for example; aroma, calming etc.

I recently introduced a new group of hens to the coop and one female jumped over another to attack one of the newest members. She continued to attack for a good two minutes or so. I removed her and put her into isolation for about 5 days and when I returned her to the group she was really quite...

We've incubated a few quail eggs but a weekly spinach quiche takes care of a lot of our eggs!!! :D

Sorry to hear this. Don't give up on raising quail. We caught a huge raccoon climbing up the outdoor pen but the 1/4" wire kept everyone safe. Not to mention me and my broom coming after it!! :lau What a sight!!!

I've used a plastic tub with netting on top when there is a need to separate a bird.

Hi and Welcome! You are in the right place for support and answers to pressing questions. My suggestion is that you put 1/4" hardware cloth under your coop run if you are worried about animals digging under it. Best of luck!!

This is awesome! How many birds do you own? Could use you in SC!!! :yesss:

...and they are Celadon eggs!