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Oh no, sorry to hear that. Thanks for the input, hope this helps the OP

I'm not entirely sure what mutation that is, but @blackoaktammy will probably know. Just curious, what country are you in? I'm in Australia and there aren't as many mutations around here.

Those quails are so cute! I love those mutations. Do you know whether they were from the same parents or not? Does this breeder have lots of pairs? If the breeder has a lot of pairs, the quails that are the same colour could possibly be related, but it's hard to know.

What colours are they? How many pairs are there? Were the eggs all from the same breeder?

This sounds a bit like an experience I had with king quails. I had a hen who went broody, but a few days in, her mate died. She stayed on the brood and hatched out seven chicks, but only five made it to adulthood. Once they grew up, I identified two wildtype girls, two silver boys and one...

Yeah, I picked up on that they were king quail (chinese painted). I had a 6 week old male that I put with a 6 month old female. They bonded fine. It really depends on individual birds. I agree with what @Shadrach was saying, but it can work in some cases. It's up to you on whether you put them...