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Hey, the first one is for sale, i have sold the others though. I live near Taree (Australia) so that poses a problem for chrissy! I am going to breed the parents again, so I will look forward to the colours i get next time. Thanks guys, Kirsty

hey all, I am soooooo sorry for forgetting to tell you guys. Here are the photos of the three babies Sorry the pics are horrible

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Guess what colours I got from this pair. They have 3 babies Cock Hen I will post a photo of the babies when you have guessed! Thanks Kirsty

I need to know what sex these budgie's are this morning, as i have a lady coming to look at them after her kids go to school, 1 2

It was small, I just changed it!Yeah I had a breeder say it was a boy in person, i was just not sure! It is a baby, I dont know anything about mutations

Well I know that 1,4,6, & 7 are boys, I just wanted that confirmed. And 2 is a hen, But I am not sure about 3 & 5

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Hi I want to know what sex these Budgie's are, if you are not sure please say so, if you only know some, then please still tell me. Thanks, Kirsty 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Yeah thats seems like a good idea, what colours would they produce? Is 7 a greywing, would he go just as well with 2?Do you think 5 is a girl? If so would she go well with 1?Is 3 a girl? If so would she go well with 4?And what colours would they produce?Thanks heapsKirsty They are babies, I want to pair them up to breed next year.

These are the birds I have that I would like to pair up for next years breeding. I dont really have a colour preference, although I do really like 1,2 &3. But not greens. I would like 2 or 3 pairs, 1, 2, & 3 are siblings 4 & 5 are siblings 6 & 7 are siblings 1 Male 2 Female 3 Not sure 4 Male 5 Not sure 6 Male 7 Male The front is the same colour for 6 and 7 Thanks Kirsty

What are the best colours to combine when breeding Budgie's? Could you please direct me to a site with all the colour combinations and outcomes. Thanks Kirsty

Hey I have a budgie almost the same as your lemon, and her name is... you guessed it Lemon!! Kirsty

Yeah okay, it sounds like I should not have another clutch, I was wanting to breed my birds before we went on a holiday in January, but my dad does not want to wait for them to finish breeding, and they wont be quite finished before we leave so I was wondering if i could put them in a small cage with the babies in a bowl so the parents can see them, but it sounds like that would be a bad idea. The babies of this clutch are coming out of the nest at the moment, and i think one parent fed someonelses baby - not sue. They are very easy going. Thanks All Kirsty

How could I tell if they are a pair I can move or not? And could I put them in another cage? Thanks

I haven't needed to do it yet, just asking in case I need to do it. I want to know how it has been done successfully.

Is it Possible, if yes how early can you do it, and how?

Hi, My three females have each had a clutch of eggs (3,2 and 2), The babies are coming out of the nest at the moment. Should I let them have another clutch? Two are first time Mum's, (one has had a clutch of 4, 6months ago) We going on a holiday next year, so they wont be breeding then, so I thought it would not stress them to have another clutch. Thanks, Kirsty

Hi, One more budgie died and the others have turned a nice healthy pink. I have had one more budgie hatch in the nest box where I put 1 foster baby that died. What type of supplement should I give my budgie's? They only get seed, greens, & Cuttlefish. Thanks, Kirsty

No there was 2 from Blossom, and one from Lemon that died. Thanks all.

I have cleaned the water and given them new seed. Will the other 6 die? One of the babies that died was in with 2 eggs that were due last thursday,(the baby was adopted) but they have not hatched, should I take them out? Will the female lay again? She laid 3 eggs and none hatched, she does have a mate and they seemed to be successful but the eggs are infertile. I have two females with 3 babies each should i put them in with one female? then the other one can lay again. Or is that to many for 1 female? How many can they cope with? Thanks Kirsty