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Yeppers thats what I do for all my pets all zillion of them HAHAHA!!!!

Quote: Yeah thats why I bought a second set of buttons so that I can have new blood to introduce into the clan once I start breeding. If a female dies, I would be left with one button but now I have the possibility to have buttons and introduce a new female in, in the event of an untimely...

Wow I actually feel honored to talk to you lol. I hear great reviews about your eggs and buttons that hatch from them. I spent a long time reading your guest book. I have looked at your page SEVERAL times. So 5-6 years for females, how about the males, same or longer?

Quote: Are you the actual lady at stellargamebirds? O.O I love your site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sounds good I will keep you updated if I get baby buttons!

Not sure entirely with the males, but females lifespan is typically 18mos but can live longer if taken very good care of. And my 8 week old buttons are already mating

Yeah I already had my tanks and stuff, I pay 10 bucks for the bedding and it lasts me 6mos at a time lol. and the 5lbs bag of feed lasts me at least a month. But yeah I really wanted a proved breeding pair. I really want to try to breed them XD

Quote: I have heard you can keep buttons in a large aquarium inside the house. They do look sooooo cute! But I have never tried them. Bobwhites do need outside space. Oh, and Awes ty. Yes I keep them in pairs in large tanks. If we ever get a house or our landlord allows a coop then we will...

I am not going to give you heck lol. I wanna get some bobwhites myself lol. But buttons are smaller and I live in a trailer so they "fit" better haha... If I could make it out to Marana aka middle of nowhere Arizona I could get them as chicks for 3 bucks a pop. I just recently discovered quail...

Ahh gotcha.

How do you just feed it to the females and not the males?

I will have to find that and put that sevin and put it in there, the lady says she had them on a great high calcium food, but they look really worn and small compared to my 8 week old buttons. My baby buttons are huge compared... But yet when you get birds from a pet store its iffy how they will...

If it is mites what do I do for it? Sorry if I sound silly. I am thinking that is indeed what they may have female has a bald rump and male is missing feather in areas but just spots.

Okay I got a new pair of buttons today who did mention in her ad they were molting, well I am new to buttons, and am still unsure if "all birds molt"... They look healthy, act healthy, she says they are a mated pair that has produced eggs. They just look a little ratty so I was wondering if I...