The Difference Between Male and Female Coturnix Quail | Japanese Quail Mating Foam!

[@juliesmith4589]

Hi from Australia, I really like your backyard farm. And the information you provide. Cheers 🤗

[@BrimwoodFarm]

Thanks Julie!

[@TylerRay777]

Holy shit you touched it with your finger. I just chummed buckets.

[@NadyaPena-01]

I love your aviary. I am very impressed by how tame your quail seem. When I come close mine run away and when I do catch one, they don't sit still at all. They flap their wings and cry. It's tragic and I hope I can get them to calm down.

[@lindanelson8969]

Thank you. I have had a hard time feather sexing my quail. I appreciate this knowledge as I’m trying to keep about 3-4 Jen for every too. Thank you so much.

[@fionawalker8184]

Wow that was really interesting, thank you for sharing.

[@mood4motion]

Me, terrified as the meringue finger gets closer and closer to his face.

[@acdcacres]

Lol! 🤣

[@TinyTwilightskies]

When he said it has the same protein as an egg I was terrified he was going to have a taste 🤢

[@TheLittleGrayBarn]

Great channel, thanks for the information. Why do you have the circular fence in the corner of the run?

[@BrimwoodFarm]

Four Kids and Ducks no real reason. I have zebrafinches and when the babies fledge the quail peck them mercilessly. Last year I put that little plant support in and covered in conifer branches as a little refuge. this year though I've just shut the quail out of the birdhouse so the chicks can fledge and get used to flying before encountering killer quail!

[@nivethannadanasivam8178]

Oh my I am mind blown!!!! Great channel. I can’t wait to buy my own home so I can start growing quails. Initially I wanted to grow rabbit and chicken before I saw your channel. And those small birds are super cute, it’s like a small jungle in your backyard. seems a lot easier than chickens. Hav you ever grown chickens before? Keep up the great work!!!!!

[@awhalewatcher]

Many thanks! I really DID need to know as I my first batch are coming out of the incubator any day now. 👍

[@BrimwoodFarm]

Happy hatching!

[@rodg011]

also that loud cherp is only the males

[@cupcakesblessings9652]

Wow, what a great video, i’m learning a lot, that I never knew before

[@acornhomestead3575]

So funny! My friend gave me five quail on Sunday (4 girls a a boy) iv not got that up close and personal to them but she said the boy is more orange and less speckled. I've not had any eggs yet but they are in a rabbit hutch in the house too they are pretty cool. I have no avary/shed outside to keep them yet

[@joshuabuckle9665]

What do you feed them?

[@farahkhurshid007]

Hi! How are you? I'm your new subscriber. I'm from Toronto. I like your beautiful Quails, birds and everything. Your farm Is so lovely . I hope I have this kind of farm very beautiful 😍 I like your all videos. Very good information. 👍👍💖😍🥰

[@honghuynh3263]

Useful information. Thank you

[@syedali92314]

Mating foam is present in young quails?

[@LeonardoRodriguez-ib2gm]

Never !!

[@davescopes249]

Thank you for your video and information. Great stuff 👍

[@BrimwoodFarm]

+dave Scopes Thanks Dave

[@geoffreybyamukama8930]

dave Scopes thanks

[@geoffreybyamukama8930]

dave Scopes where can I find the market if I rear them for commercial purposes?

[@davescopes249]

Geoffrey Byamukama hi. I don't know to be honest because I only have a few as pets. If I do hatch a few out I sell them on Ebay or my local paltry sites via Facebook. But you can always google about it.

[@mindfuljojo]

Great informative video.

[@beverlycarver4495]

What kind of shrubs do you have for them

[@samarahodson5421]

can you do a video on what pets you have?

[@mondraymondo]

Hello I noticed you mix coturnix quail with king quail! Do they get along so well.? I already have a pair of king, but need to add coturnix for composting so I hope they get along truly

[@extremesoutherngal]

Wait- are those quail perched in your trees? Or is that another type of bird???

[@mondraymondo]

tOmg i didnt realize you have an aviary of finches!!! It looks wondeerful!!

[@carlynoneya8397]

I have 2 look like those goldish ones. How do I know if they are female or male

[@greatfreelance6520]

Hmm

[@LeonardoRodriguez-ib2gm]

The man just explained that. See the video.

[@themayavisuraj]

How to save quail chicks in cold weather. As i keep them outside with a 100watt bulb, 1 or 2 die each night. And when i keep them inside my room with same light in a box, they dont die. Very hard to maintain. I brought 60 ,now ony 40 are alive

[@LeonardoRodriguez-ib2gm]

The chicks are very suceptible to temperature. They need 37 C. To be comfortable. The best way to do it is with a heat lamp 150 to 200 Wats. Coul be hanged above the chicks at a distance that will produce the desired temperature. Use a good thermometer. Do not let the chicks get wet !!

[@TomBartram-b1c]

Gosh you"re so nicely spoken but then you talk about culling and it sends a shiver down my spine.

[@GeorgiaGeorgette]

I completely agree.

[@leaf-ne8wf]

Okay I suppose he should treat them like shit instead. Sound better? Now imagine if all industrial animal farms were actually as caring for animals as he was. So if you eat meat from factory farmed animals, shut the fuck up.

[@yadavjp4572]

Nice video

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

I am getting some quail. I was wondering, can you feed them fresh things like lettuce, carrot shavings, you know things that are left over from preparing human food?? Like you with chickens.

[@BrimwoodFarm]

You can but it depends where you live. In the UK we're not allowed to feed any kind of kitchen scraps to our birds. But they will happily eat fruit and veg.

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

@@BrimwoodFarm I live in the USA. Strange why can't you feed them instead of wasting food that they would like?

[@BrimwoodFarm]

You should be fine then. I don't agree with the rules at all - they say it's for food hygiene reasons but I don't think it should apply for small keepers.

[@LilSixy]

@@BrimwoodFarm are we allowed to process them at home in the uk.

[@showlove9999]

Give em corn they get fat on that 😂

[@mohankumar-ke9wc]

Thanks bro....

[@rosiestone8453]

Good grief!Now I know what they are!Thankyou!Had a pair turn up in my very rural garden.They got quite tame and I started giving them bits of whole-grain bread.Then one disappeared - I was sad.Then they both turned up at the back door with chicks!

[@Howto-uy7vo]

Wow, they are generally not very good at hatching chicks because of the way they have been farmed for hundreds of generations that instinct got mostly bred out

[@你吃我吃网]

I have 5, the seller said all of them are female,but, 3of them even don’t lay any eggs. I can’t find the white thing from their butts.maybe the cold weather lead they to do not lay eggs.

[@BrimwoodFarm]

Yeah, they tend not to lay so much in cold weather. Short day length affects them too, so you should find them laying more when the daylight increases.

[@metofind]

Thank you for not licking that stuff.

[@umairahmed1874]

🤢

[@_nom_]

Well mine aren't laying eggs. I guess I'll just milk the males for their meringue.

[@DaybirdAviaries]

Hey neighbor, this is an awesome video. I love my little quail. I just subscribed to your channel.

[@Liesbeth22]

He touches the poo. He rubs the poo. With bare naked hands😂 When he squeezed the merengue out, and wiped it off with his finger, I so thought he was gonna lick it up. I don't mind poo, but I won't be rubbing it with my bare naked hands and play a bit with it 😂🤣

[@ruansiebert]

Danke*

[@meroonaldi2961]

You can also tell by their spots

[@syedali92314]

Can female quail produce eggs with out male

[@Mimers217]

Once they reach an age where their old enough to they will naturally without even any incentives, I have a female I've raised by hand solo and she lays eggs almost daily

[@LeonardoRodriguez-ib2gm]

Yes they can!

[@stuartbennion]

Thanks for sharing this, great video. I have a question please Can you still eat the eggs that the females lay even though they are in with the males? Will the eggs be fertile and can you still eat fertile eggs, Im thinking of getting quail for the eggs but would also like a male so every now and then we can hatch some chicks. Thanks

[@BrimwoodFarm]

Hi Stuart, yes - you can totally still eat the eggs. It makes no difference. In fact, it's better than chickens as quail hardly ever go broody so you know the eggs won't have been sat on and incubated.

[@LeonardoRodriguez-ib2gm]

Yes you can eat fertile eggs. That is the natural way. But the eggs in all birds last longer if they are not fertile, at room temperature. Of course, they have a longer life when kept in a fridge.

[@hayankhan5558]

Plz prices

[@vivek-1318]

Awesome

[@marishacichon7572]

Thank u

[@tasawarkhan5327]

in me kon se female and male hai

[@jabashreeporbosa9768]

I like their tiny feet when they run.... Cuteness🥰

[@RED1982ONE]

Autchhh... u just squeeze soft n creamy mash potatoes lokelike... lol😁😁😁

[@micheler3011]

Hi, you said you have your quails in with your finches, do they attack the finches or are the birds safe if they land near them? Thanks for sharing your info.

[@BrimwoodFarm]

Hi Michele. Yes - the quail are in with the finches and are fine with them. BUT, they DO get attracted by fluttering baby things so when my finches are breeding I shut the quail out of the indoor quarters. That means the fledglings have a chance to learn how to fly first as the quail will peck a baby to death if they have the chance.

[@piob9801]

For some reason the foam looks yummy.

[@salvolondon]

Only to you 🤮🤮

[@PurpleWaffleGamer]

Lmao the button quail looks super small compared to the Coturnix

[@BrimwoodFarm]

He's tiny!

[@davedump4943]

Are they ok in together I no yours are but in general

[@PurpleWaffleGamer]

If you have a female coturnix they do pretty well. I heard that from a button quail expert on @backyardchickens. For safety check on them for a couple days and make sure no fighting. Then should be fine to leave them with the cots.

[@tillysbirds3225]

What plants do you have in your avairy?

[@BrimwoodFarm]

I have box wood shrubs in pots and then passion flower and clematis growing through from outside. The boxwood seems pretty resistant to most birds and also grows in shade which works out well.

[@omererdem1305]

It's so cute

[@alexandrasmith8868]

AAAAhhhhhhhhh! Eeuuuuuu!!!!

[@jakeryker546]

Taste Test please

[@omererdem1305]

Feathers or ìf they go aggressive a little

[@christieheyblom]

I have heard that it’s a liver discharge and has nothing to do with reproduction. Sexing quail adults is sooo easy. Just need to find the right instructional material and give it a go

[@thebirdroom9940]

Do you have an instagram?

[@BrimwoodFarm]

I do.... geoffwakeling

[@icreatetv4757]

Rollercoaster camera work gave me nausea. What was that about?

[@phsycoyella3891]

Hmm your a handsome guy

[@hardcorehunter9155]

U def couldnt free range those things . i guess they're ok if u can't have chickens or free range chickens . the eggs are tiny like 4 eggs to make 1 chicken egg. snakes got all mine. ill stick with chickens i let them free range and they have virtually no cost to me and tons of big eggs

[@sarmedinvr7620]

Hi from 🇮🇶

[@BrimwoodFarm]

Hello! :D

[@cadence5263]

Mmmmmm poo meringue pie

[@joshbamber8816]

Your fit u

[@swaggerman7648]

Yo WHY IS HE TOUCHING SpErM!!!

[@antsfinland2760]

It's not actually sperm! I'f you watched the video the use for this white stuff is actually unknown

[@قناعليالسكينيفيديوهاتمتنوعه]

تتكلم عربي

[@Kenniii3]

Yer creepy.

[@josesampedro1700]

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[@grayfrank9642]

4:22

[@deecyp64]

WTF the wild colored ones are so easy to tell apart just learn it

[@charliedilltarde9881]

gross just gross

[@middleeasternvibes7981]

Unlike humans... Hens are not femenists

[@GeorgiaGeorgette]

Killing them after talking about them with such affection makes you sound psychotic.

[@leaf-ne8wf]

Would you rather he treats them like shit? Imagine the condition of the industrial animal farm from where your chicken nuggets came from, bitch.

[@GeorgiaGeorgette]

@@leaf-ne8wf I don't eat chicken nuggets, twat.

[@deecyp64]

Can you taste it xD

[@tovmatt8506]

Deecy P bruh

[@300zxster]

word of advice...get to the point quicker.

[@omererdem1305]

Feathers or ìf they go aggressive a little