You're super close! I do not have a proper care sheet written out (just wrote one on microworms after 5 years, lol), however, I can give you a quick blurb and answer any questions you or others may have.
They are the smallest quail, reaching only a few inches and a few ounces (5 ounces I think, and 4 or 5 inches tall to give a guesstimate). They eat VERY little, are somewhat quiet (quieter than budgies, doves, etc), but they can leave out a noticable "pew-pew-peeeewww" noise. It's a gorgeous noise and isn't very loud at all, but you can hear it other parts of the house. They are clean and stink-free birds if kept up with. They can eat gamebird crumbles, or another high protein (25% or more) general poultry raiser. They can be kept in the bottom aviaries of other birds to help keep seed messes cleaned up. They can also be kept in their own cages, giving 6 inch square for each bird (no smaller than a 10g tank for two birds). Make sure that the hen ratio is higher than the roo ratio if keeping in communities. Keep the lids shallow on the cages (no more than 12" if not in a large aviary), because they WILL boink their heads (if you look at them) and can break their necks, slice their heads open, etc. Some birds are more spastic than others, but most birds will not appreciate you holding them.
