Oh nice! Maybe I will get lucky too—someone has shown interest in two of them anyway. I also already have a taker for my extra babies that hatch on Monday too
wish I had room for all of them haha. Pansy Fees aren’t feather sexable are they? 
They kind of are after you get used to them. You can tell by their face markings. The females will have a clear crescent on their cheeks while the males will have more solid brown heads. The one circled is a hen. The one in the back is a roo.Oh nice! Maybe I will get lucky too—someone has shown interest in two of them anyway. I also already have a taker for my extra babies that hatch on Monday too
Oh sweet! That is nice to see, and will make my life a tiny bit easier haha.
Saline solution or plain, warm water.
I rinsed the area that was bloody with warm water and then sprayed the entire area with Vetrycin. I did this once a day and kept them in a smaller, sort of dark and quiet cage to recover. We called the one that was most injured One-Eyed Willy because he couldn't open his right eye and I was afraid it was stuck that way. Turns out after about a week of healing the eye slowly re-opened. It's not as open as it used to be, but it's open
I culled the really big bully and they are all getting along now. No more injuries so far. I have also read others using Hen Healer or Blu-Kote for serious skin damage. I found the Vetrycin to be enough to keep the infection risk down. I hope you are able to help your injured quail!
They're getting so pretty! I’m assuming the heads need to be feathered out but figured I’d ask anyway haha.
Too young to tell. No face markings yet.Okay, just curious @Nabiki are these two little ones that survived the first round hatch showing any signs of being girls yet?
Ahh dang it! :-D
