Help semi emergency

[Ravenlover]

So i should go ahead and move him to a warm brooder ?

 

[Ravenlover]

Almost forgot @Nabiki just incase u wanted to know about this post

 

[JacinLarkwell]

If the heat is up where it needs to be, move all the hatched ones out into the brooder.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I'm not much help since I would honestly cull if the supplements don't work and I'm sure that ad buttons they're meant to be petd

 

[Ravenlover]

What about the newest dark one shouldnt he fluff a lil morr ?

 

[muddy75]

While that situation is typically called wry neck, it is different in quail than in other breeds. you can try supplements, shot glasses, booties etc and sometimes they will improve but often times they will fail to thrive and either expire on their own or need to be culled. If they do survive, they should not be put into a breeding program.
It is usually a result of malposition in the egg and/or too much time from pip to hatch with or without shrink wrapping as an additional contributing factor.

 

[Ravenlover]

Oh they are lets lol i love em lol im hatching Vladimir a mate and my fiancée a couple and i might

While that situation is typically called wry neck, it is different in quail than in other breeds. you can try supplements, shot glasses, booties etc and sometimes they will improve but often times they will fail to thrive and either expire on their own or need to be culled. If they do survive, they should not be put into a breeding program.
It is usually a result of malposition in the egg and/or too much time from pip to hatch with or without shrink wrapping as an additional contributing factor.

I knew i should have helped it sooner !! It wqs the only one i helped

 

[Ravenlover]

Damn cuz i think it was q cinnamon type of some kind and thats on her wish list

 

[Ravenlover]

And wry neck and that was my two guesses besides genetic randomness

 

[JacinLarkwell]

What about the newest dark one shouldnt he fluff a lil morr ?

I don't wait till they're fluffed. Once I have at least two, I move them around an hour later, since they'll be dry. The heat in the brooder without the humidity cliffs them faster