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    Re: So this happened yesterday....

    Quote Originally Posted by Erie_herps View Post
    If you haven't changed the enclosure since the picture after you redid it, it might help to cover 3 sides for more security. Try feeding a fresh egg, rather than one refrigerated and reheated (I just read this in some care sheets), some local quail or finch breeders might be able to help with this.
    If you still can't get him to eat you could try moving him to a vertical enclosure, they're semi-arboreal/arboreal, an enclosure with more climbing opportunities will help.
    Enclosure is still the same, He does come out an roam around, I can catch him late at night If I watch close enough.

    The button quail eggs I tried were fresh, not ones I bought in the store, as were the blue Coturnix quail eggs.

    The normal Coturnix quail eggs were from a local Asian market.

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