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Martin B

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Again poor lighting gives rubbish photos.

 

The little fella below has a deformed foot and he is not walking too well, hopefully it will sort itself out whilst it grows. He's a bit still, but living, I have to take him to get food and water every so often because he doesn't move alot, which could be good or bad for the injury. :? Any ideas? I'll post this on the Quail Forum aswell.

It's not the end of the world, When I did work experience at DFT one of the quail had a deformed foot and the result of that was just a limp.

 

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This is the brooder that they are in. It is a hamster/guinea pig cage that I bought off ebay and collected from Redditch. It only cost £5 and it means that I have 2 brooding facilities now, which is exciting! :lol: They have marbles in their drinker as they are so small and one of them almost drowned within 10 minutes of being put in the brooder! :roll: Their feed is in the bottom bit of a feeder, they weren't too keen on using the feeder because the food was too high/low for them to get to it. :lol: So I just put all the food on the plate bit, and it gives them more space to work on. The lamp being used is a Tesco desk lamp, with a 30W bulb in! :D

 

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Thanks for asking Christian.

 

They all seem to be doing ok, except the one with the bent toes and twisted knee! Although that one is now walking around with a piece of card stuck to it's foot to try and straighten the toes, and hopefully it will then just have a limp and not have to drag it's foot behind him aswell! :roll: It should take a week for the toes to straighten, so fingers crossed.

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