- Aug 19, 2013
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Hello,
I bought 3 female Corturnix Quails in June and they lived happily together until a couple of months ago.
One of the quails attacked another and seriously injured it. It was bald, covered in blood and I thought it had lost an eye as it was so swollen. I moved the injured quail into a separate hutch and it has made a full recovery. The other two live together without problems.
One of the 2 quails has recently died (not from fighting, it looked perfectly healthy to me so a bit confused why it died) and this was the nice one that didn't attack the one now in it's own hutch.
I now have 2 quails in separate hutches next to each other. They are both in good health and I can hear them calling to each other. I'm thinking of reintroducing them. Now that there's only 2, I'm hoping they'll enjoy each other's company.
Is this a good idea? How should I go about this?
They have a large hutch on ground level, constant supply of food and water with mealworms, apple and crushed oyster shells.
I'm thinking of buying an led light for their hutch as they are now indoors and don't have as much daylight now.
I bought 3 female Corturnix Quails in June and they lived happily together until a couple of months ago.
One of the quails attacked another and seriously injured it. It was bald, covered in blood and I thought it had lost an eye as it was so swollen. I moved the injured quail into a separate hutch and it has made a full recovery. The other two live together without problems.
One of the 2 quails has recently died (not from fighting, it looked perfectly healthy to me so a bit confused why it died) and this was the nice one that didn't attack the one now in it's own hutch.
I now have 2 quails in separate hutches next to each other. They are both in good health and I can hear them calling to each other. I'm thinking of reintroducing them. Now that there's only 2, I'm hoping they'll enjoy each other's company.
Is this a good idea? How should I go about this?
They have a large hutch on ground level, constant supply of food and water with mealworms, apple and crushed oyster shells.
I'm thinking of buying an led light for their hutch as they are now indoors and don't have as much daylight now.