Month Old Quail Are Dying!

[Uncle Turk]

There is no treatment for Aspergillosis, only prevention. Clean bedding, a strict sanitation regime will help in controlling the fungus and spore development.
No, it is not normal for them to lay on their side like in the picture, unless they are 'dust bathing'.

It could also be Infectious Coryza, here again, there is really no effective treatment, Eyrthromycin or Oxytetracycline may be administered to help relive symptoms. Once infected with IC and if the bird recovers, it will be a carrier for the rest of it's life.
Symptoms are nasal discharge, swollen face, eyes, and swelling of the infraorbital sinuses. They may also have diarrhea and a decrease in consumption of feed and water.

This having been said, I still think it's Aspergillosis.

Ok, I got them into a larger pen and will start cleaning out their cage daily

 

[Uncle Turk]

Thank you all for your help!

 

[Kiki]

Hay and straw get too nasty too quick with quail.

Dirt...good old dirt works for cages.
I use peat moss in my cages.

 

[Uncle Turk]

Hay and straw get too nasty too quick with quail.

Dirt...good old dirt works for cages.
I use peat moss in my cages.

I'll look into that, thanks

 

[Kiki]

I'll look into that, thanks

How are they doing today?

 

[Uncle Turk]

How are they doing today?

They seem to be doing ok other than what I posted earlier:

@007Sean Is there any treatment I should do to make sure the others don't have or get it?

Is this quick breathing a symptom?

Also Is this normal, for them to lay on their side like this
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[Kiki]

They seem to be doing ok other than what I posted earlier:

Are you sure they aren't too hot?

 

[Huntmaster]

Is this quick breathing a symptom?

How hot is your brooder?

 

[Huntmaster]

Are you sure they aren't too hot?

I think we were reading each other's minds.

 

[Uncle Turk]

Are you sure they aren't too hot?

How hot is your brooder?

When I took the video it was about 75-76* in there