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  2. Hello Birdiesmom, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Birdiesmom joined on the 24/09/23. View Member
  3. Hello, I know I’m new but I’m in overdrive because a budgie of mine has splayed legs and I can’t afford a vet (145 bucks near me only for consultation). I have tried everything while giving it breaks in between and I’m losing my mind. I do suffer anxiety. His hips are pushing the legs back so he can’t sit on his feet while his legs are pulled together. I live in Redcliffe is there is anyone close to me. I really am at a stage where I just want to relieve myself of all of them as this has pushed me over the edge. It’s completely my fault, the breeding box I bought this time was too small. Please advise if possible. - Josh
  4. Hello Screamingforneeds, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Screamingforneeds joined on the 23/09/23. View Member
  5. You're absolutely right. Taming older waved budgies can be more tricky. I don't think +/- 2-3 weeks made much difference, do you? So it's a girl, right?
  6. It looks nice. I think it's very shy, doesn't want to raise his head. How would you rate behaviour?
  7. Hello nikkey11, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. nikkey11 joined on the 20/09/23. View Member
  8. A hen can retain sperm for approximately two weeks, allowing for the possibility of fertilizing an entire clutch with just one mating. Engaging in regular mating sessions may increase the likelihood of fertilizing all the eggs." It's worth noting that factors like the hen's age, health, and the rooster's fertility can also influence the success of fertilization. for more info read this blog click here
  9. I completely understand how time can be a constraint these days. I've also been struggling to keep up with everything on the forum lately. Nevertheless, I'm excited to catch up on your updates and follow your progress through this breeding season. By the way, have you considered using any new breeding techniques or strategies this time around? It could be interesting to hear about any innovations you're implementing. read this blog for more info ff advance server download
  10. Hello emma devid, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. emma devid joined on the 19/09/23. View Member
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  12. I have two budgies I gave them a Good go at guessing but I'd feel quite reassured to have a more concrete answer, thank you any and all for the help! Initially according to what I've been told I guessed recessive pied sky blue for one. His barring being very pale from the get go is very confusing to me, albeit pretty. and for the other I figured he was a regular Cobalt but he just looks... Off. There's very little White edging his wings, only really noticeable on his alula. Thank you for reading!!!
  13. Hello Valgornia, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Valgornia joined on the 11/09/23. View Member
  14. Hey Mitch! I understand your concern about your budgie's enlarged crop. It's great that you reached out to the Budgie Community Forums for advice. While I'm not a veterinarian, I can offer some suggestions. Monitor your budgie closely and if the enlarged crop persists or your budgie shows signs of distress, consult an avian veterinarian. In the meantime, provide a warm and quiet environment, fresh water, and easily digestible foods. Remember, professional help is the best way to ensure your budgie's well-being. Best of luck!
  15. It's my first post and very lucky to get this forum easily on the net. I'm a new pet enthusiast and I am in search of a stunning pair of budgies. Can you guys help me?
  16. Hello Swann14, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Swann14 joined on the 05/09/23. View Member
  17. What does anyone think of this guy/girl? bred from a grey cock and dark green hen a brown wing I think?, but no colour other than white. brownwings I think are generally grey/brown?
  18. Who else can you recommend in Melton?
  19. This site is no longer active. Bob Smith is no longer in the budgies business?
  20. Hello! I'm new here, and thought this might be the best place to find an answer to my question. I was raised with budgies but they were always of the blue variety, and I've recently just found myself in the company of a lutino budgie. I know it's a bit harder to tell the sex due to their color variations, and I don't know how much age plays a factor (mine is quite young), but can anyone help me tell if Baby is male or female? Sorry for the silly picture, it's my phone background, but it is the best one of their cere.
  21. Hello teawithfi, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. teawithfi joined on the 21/08/23. View Member
  22. Hello Mochi the budgie, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Mochi the budgie joined on the 18/08/23. View Member
  23. Hello Deanna, Welcome to Budgie Community Forums. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Deanna joined on the 12/08/23. View Member
  24. Can dogs use stainless steel bowls?
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