They are crosses of a tuxedo male with a cinnamon female. A. I think it is a male but B. I am not sure of its sex. #Buttonquail#Chinesepaintedquail

[CoryQuail]

 

[Kiki]

Welcome!
What does B's chest look like?
Are you sure A is a male?

 

[Nabiki]

Are you sure those are button quail? I've never seen buttons with markings like that. They look more like coturnix.

 

[CoryQuail]

Welcome!
What does B's chest look like?
Are you sure A is a male?

 

[dannichols525]

Chinese painted quail or button quail, same thing. Don't know if the sex.

 

[Nabiki]

Okay, the additional pictures that weren't there earlier look more like button quail. In the first picture the legs didn't look so yellow and it's hard to accurately guess size from a picture.

These don't look feather sexable, which makes sense considering the parents were tux and cinnamon. Neither of those colours are feather sexable either.

 

[User690263]

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[dannichols525]

If b is over three months old I would guess her to be a female. You can text this by separating and listen to the call. Males sound different than females. Likely there is a YouTube video showing the difference on the call.

 

[CuriousCucco]

They are red breasted tuxedos. Both are females based on the coloring and the video. Beautiful birds!