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Week 1 = 95 degrees at the warmest part. Week 2 = 90 degrees at the warmest part. Week 3 = 85 degrees at the warmest part. Week 4 = 80 degrees at the warmest part. And so on....

First, I'd get them on a better feed, that is nutritionally balanced for their needs. Source it from a feed store, not a pet store. What bedding are you using? Beware of cedar shavings, or chips. When you say "good" temps, do you have a thermometer almost at floor level to measure the temp...

How old are the quails, and how many are you putting into the brooder at once.