My first hatch, one different looking quail.

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Some coturnix mature faster than others, and it is my opinion that any aggression noticed against a bird of a different color has nothing to do with it's color, simply it's sex, or a natural pecking order.

It takes an effort for me to sex whites/Rosetta coturnix, but a roo can spot a rival roo, no matter what the color. They can do this without either vent, or beer sexing.

MAYBE WE ALL NEED ROO GOGGLES FOR SEXING?
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That would be cool, but I don't got no/any. THEY know...faster than the human/feed monster knows! I should have figured it out because of his DEVO collection.

The birds know...long before the humans know!
 
I have a bunch with the same dot on the top of it's head wonder if they are cousins if they start like that it will be almost all white and if those egg are yours your going to get a bunch more of the white ones. Careful this is more habit forming than dope.

Watch the chicks the one that stands and streches his neck and cheeps more than others is usually a Rooster. In time you can just watch for a bit and you will no.


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