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Sure they will. New foods take time to get used to. But if you offer it up in their feed dish, somebody will try it and of course the rest will follow.

Starter feed is generally higher in protein than grower feed. Layer feed can be the same as starter feed or grower feed, however it contains oyster shell. As the birds grow, they do not require as much protein, hence the grower feed. Sometimes the higher protein feeds can lead to egg laying...

There is no such thing as "Layer Feed" for quail. Just feed them the same feed you have been, somewhere between 24% to 28% protein and add oyster shell or even cuttle bone on the side when they start laying. Feeding layer feed to the males would harm their systems as they do not need too much...