Budgie-Boy

Here are the pictures of the four budgies that I currently have as of now. Here are some pics of the four budgies I have now.....they have no names, and I'm planning on putting them into my avairy that I'm building. Here is the cage that they are currently housed in............temporary

Did you try fostering the chicks first? Try fostering the chicks to the other parents first, and see what happens from then on....Keep an close eye on the other pair as well. If you try fostering the chicks it will take the burden off of you, and all will be well. If it doesn't turn out with the fostering, I would go back to that Vet and get all the information from him/her so that I would know how to handfeed and how to take better care of the chicks as the parents would. If you absolutely have to handraise the chicks, go back to the vet and get his/her idea of hand-rearing and have him/her give you lessons on how to handfeed. The link that you posted had all the Basic areas on Hand Rearing chicks, but If I was you I'll get all the info from the net as I can get.....and more from the Vet. Good luck on what happens with you and the chicks and I hope that all goes well:)

Welcome to the forums:)

What if you could possibly move the log inside the cage somehwere. There maybe a possiblity that she would continue to take care of the eggs and there wont be a possible chance of a chick falling and dyine. You also may can wait untill one of the chicks hatch and them move the log into the cage, so that the hen will know where her egg's and the chick is inside her cage.

Sounds Very nice, Welcome to the Board:)

Was the Vet you took her too Certified to treat Birds? Was it an Avian Vet?

Aww, hugs for Bea

Sounds as if they are progressing nice...keep us updated.

Nice pictures.

AWWW those photo's are sooo cute.

Nice to hear that she's okay....keep us updated.

Such wonderful pictures.

Hope it goes well, nice pictures by the way. :sad:

The minimum breeding age is 1 year. By waiting untill your birds are at least a year old, you will have a better chance for success because the birds energy will go into breeding rather than into maturing and breeding at the same time. Signs of being ready to breed include: ripping-up newspaper, birds mutually feeding each other, males trying to click their beaks to the females, or tapping their beaks on the perches. The male's cere--the band above the beak--will be a bright blue. The female's cere will be a dark brown. These colors are hard to distinguish in some color mutations. The birds will be extremely active and the female will call to her mate.

(Laughing out loud)! I don't know what language that is either!