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[nonk72]

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Sill, thanks for the input. These 2 are bigger birds than the rest.

 

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So I should be ok to leave the white one with the rest. I'm working on dividing them up. I was told about someone a few hrs away that I may be able to get some to mix with what I have to change the gene a little.

 

[nonk72]

Your white birds, what are commonly called A&Ms or Texas A&Ms are just a white color phase of coturnix quail.  They are not a separate "breed"  or "species", simply a color variation of coturnix.  The other coturnix are the wild type coloring, commonly called Pharaoh or just Brown as in Jumbo Browns.  I couldn't tell from the photo but your Tennessee Reds may also be a color variety of coturnix commonly called Tibetan.  If indeed they are true Tennessee Reds then they are a color of Bob White quail and should be separated from the coturnix before spring breeding season as they can get aggressive and harass, maim and even kill the other quail.  Bob Whites are usually bred in pairs while coturnix are better housed 4-6 hens per rooster. Can you get a more clear photo of the "Tennessee Reds"? 

 

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Sill

After doing some more searching. I think your right with what I thought could have been Tennessee reds. I've found a few sights with pics an they look more like the Tibetan Coturnix.

Thanks for your info.

 

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We have some babie. 2 so far. We set 15 eggs.

 

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We have some babie. 2 so far. We set 15 eggs.

Nice tempature humidity gauge I have the same one I've set 30 eggs have 0 day 17

 

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Nice tempature humidity gauge I have the same one I've set 30 eggs have 0 day 17

What I liked about it I can read the temp n humidity inside incubator and temp outside.