marsmallowthesilkie
Songster
you can never have too much quailsI have Roos that are over a year old and granted I have way too many atm, but no issues with crowing or fertility!!!!
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you can never have too much quailsI have Roos that are over a year old and granted I have way too many atm, but no issues with crowing or fertility!!!!
I use those too, but usually wait until they're a week old for those.I use these water cups for the chicks, they screw into a water or soda bottle. Iāve found until 3 weeks, they have difficulty with the nipples. I have a system where I strap the bottle to the wall with Velcro cable ties, I put the drink end into a plastic bowl so if any splashed out it gets caught and wonāt make the bedding wet and smelly. But, using plastic water and soda bottles is tricky because lifting them in and out of the brooder, even gently and carefully, often causes a squeeze and some water spills out. So Iāve opted for a squeeze resistant bottle:
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I start these at about a week, before that I use the parakeet waterers. At 3 weeks I switch to a pickle container with horizontal nipples.I use those too, but usually wait until they're a week old for those.
Cinnamon!!!!!!So far they're all different. One is zipping but may be having some trouble. I'll see how it's doing in another couple of hours.
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We play dnd every Saturday night, and people are often bringing booze, so I have a bunch of partly filled bottles of various stuff. Iāve been trying the drinker cups on them all, they fit the Disaronno bottle! I gotta get people to empty it this weekend so I can have the chicks ābelly up to the barā itāll look so ridiculous.I use these water cups for the chicks, they screw into a water or soda bottle. Iāve found until 3 weeks, they have difficulty with the nipples. I have a system where I strap the bottle to the wall with Velcro cable ties, I put the drink end into a plastic bowl so if any splashed out it gets caught and wonāt make the bedding wet and smelly. But, using plastic water and soda bottles is tricky because lifting them in and out of the brooder, even gently and carefully, often causes a squeeze and some water spills out. So Iāve opted for a squeeze resistant bottle:
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I ordered my very first quail eggs from them and silkie chicks and most of my button eggsPurely Poultry. They have reasonable prices. About the only place that had them in stock at the time.