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Actually, early blooming coturnix roos can crow around 4 weeks. The sound you are describing is most likely a crow, because most are able to crow by 5 weeks.
Your quail should have their very own cage/cages.
1 roo to 3-4 hens, 1 square foot of floor space per bird is ideal, but more is always better. As long as you can reach every square inch of the floor for egg collection it can be as large as you like. around 12 inches is the recommended pen height.
When the hens become mature and start breeding, the roo crowing will settle down.
Actually, early blooming coturnix roos can crow around 4 weeks. The sound you are describing is most likely a crow, because most are able to crow by 5 weeks.
Your quail should have their very own cage/cages.
1 roo to 3-4 hens, 1 square foot of floor space per bird is ideal, but more is always better. As long as you can reach every square inch of the floor for egg collection it can be as large as you like. around 12 inches is the recommended pen height.
When the hens become mature and start breeding, the roo crowing will settle down.