[header] How to tame a baby quail [title] Prepare a proper environment for your quail chicks. [step] Baby quail should be kept indoors in a brooder with a heat lamp, hiding hut, and dry bedding until they are 4 to 6 weeks old. The brooder will make a secure environment for your quail chicks to grow and be tamed in.
[header] How to tame a baby quail [title] Prepare a proper environment for your quail chicks. [step] Baby quail should be kept indoors in a brooder with a heat lamp, hiding hut, and dry bedding until they are 4 to 6 weeks old. The brooder will make a secure environment for your quail chicks to grow and be tamed in.
It will also provide them comfort and the ability to stay alert in the dark. [substeps] During the first 4 to 6 weeks of age chicks should be kept a nest box, hutch, litter box, and bucket. Place the brooder at a temperature between 65 and 75 degrees f (18 and 16 degrees c) for your quail. [substeps] Lay a blanket under the brooder so that it is there for you to sit and watch the quail. This will help ensure that your quail will be protected from predators and will also prevent them from getting sick of their eggs in the wild. [substeps] Keep the temperature warm to avoid attracting insects and parasites. [substeps] A brooder is a box that will keep the quail safe, clean, and warm. It can be made out of a cardboard box or a plastic tote and should provide one square foot (30 centimeters) of space for each six chicks.