I just got a new pair of Quail i keep them with my chickens ?

I wouldn't

 

nooooo waaaaay the chickens can give the quail a disease called coryza i think that is how its spelled lol

 

NEVER!!! why?:

#1. disease! Coryza is the most common disease transferred from chickens, ducks or turkeys to game birds. The chicken may never exhibit any illness, but can easily pass it on to your quail. Unfortunately, as the quail have little-no immunity to this, it'll spread like wildfire killing most if not all of your flock (defiantly your pair). It passes usually through the droppings so always make sure to handle your game birds before your chickens.

#2 Pecking. Your chickens can peck at your quail and give them nasty wounds, possibly leading to infections.

Some people have gotten away with this, but they eventually get the disease and that's just a risk that many are not going to take.

Edited to add: Not that this affects the relative question but, what type of quail is this pair (button, coturnix, bob white, valley, blue scale, mountain,gambel)? cause if it's coturnix or bob white (usually most common) then you really should have 4 females to 1 male to avoid injuries, please correct me if I'm wrong .

 

NOT reccommended. There is some very good info on here about the consequences of doing just that. WHY not give your quail what they need in a separate pen/cage/coop away from contact with your chickens. I understand that building a separet coop will require TIME & MONEY but it is necessary. Necessary for your chickens sake as well as your quails. I am not some animal loving fanatic, however I don't want to see any of my birds die needlessly or miserably. The only time I want to see them go (quickly) is when it is at my BBQ schedule, if you know what I mean.

 

I was given 2 hens lately and my other chickens got coryza about a week ago, the womon that gave me the hens told me they had coryza 2 years ago.
When a chicken is cured from coryza it still carries it but you can't see that the chicken still carries it. An cured chicken never gets the symptons him/herself but still can give it to chickens that never had coryza so i think that quail also could carry it and spread it to other quails.
But i won't put chickens with quail to be sure and chickens are quit agresive to small animals from other species and especially smaller animals.

 

Quote:Their offspring has it too, I wouldn't put them together. What kind of quail? If it is coturnix you might need more hens...

 

What kind of quail do you have?

 

no way

 

Quote:Their offspring has it too, I wouldn't put them together. What kind of quail? If it is coturnix you might need more hens...

The hens were i talked about are chickens and i stopped incubating 3 weeks before the other chickens got the first symptons so their ofspring is not infected.
What do you mean with you need more hens if they are coturnix?
I stopped breeding with the coryza chickens and next year i'm only gonna breed with brown coturnix.