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Same as any other female....light brown, to medium brown onwards.

Anytime you see a dark black beak you may well see some of that darkness on the cere as well. Thats what you were seeing but it isnt a problem with the cere at all and it will fade away over a couple of weeks. Its all about melanin.

This topic is Haydens. Joel is answering in this topic and people are getting confused.

Sounds good mate

The nostrils dont look funny.

I give mine Peppermint tree branches in breeding cages. You will begin to see the chicks eating the seed once they have seed bedding, and you will see the older ones feeding the younger ones.

You use mathematics and division and work out a percentage that you use in a drinker for your bird.

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VERY VERY nice patrick

we need your photos Hayden........cannot really advise without them so figure it out or get someone in your home to figure it out.

Great news :gday: Look forward to your photos

im not the person that sent thouse photos Where are your photos Hayden then ? Joel has confused the topic by adding his :gday:

I believe I have already answered your question. and besides ......why are you measuring from the ground and not the actual cage ? Its fine as I said.

By making it seed only, the older chicks will learn to eat and they in turn will feed the younger chicks taking the extra load off the parents.Seed only. Article http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....showtopic=22446

Yes a vet would, but you are better off buying the product for future use as well not just having one budgie treated.

Suggest removing ALL nesting materials in that box and replacing totally with budgie seed.....ASAP

No, the worming was not repeated after we got him from the breeder. I wasn't aware that there was a need to before this incident, and now I know better. There lies the problem....and most worming products say to repeat the process

Worming once as a baby ? Worms are cyclic and you would have had to repeat the worming. Did you ?

YES

Absolutely beautiful result !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BBC's Budgiebum got Best in Show ( in the Rares Show ) with her Dominant Pied ...and deservedly so. he's a beauty. My boy Memphis got Reserve Best in Show This greywing of mine was determined by the judges to be a dilute and won best dilute and another award as well My spangle ( from Omelette ) won Best Spangle This fellow of mine won Best Skyblue..... This hen also won something...not sure which certificate is hers as yet. Came home with 8 cettificates and two rosettes. I am now in intermediate ( advanced from novice ) so its pretty much my first time showing in a new level. Here is a cite little crested of julie Rosiere's that won his section

Great to see things are moving along for you. That has to be the best aviary I have seen for a long time based on Australiana type themes. Thanks for posting updates

Hi Joel, Its preferable to have them higher but with your cage you may not be able to without cutting bars of your cage. I think you should be okay with the way you have set it up.

Now you are confusing me Ivermectin is spot on. What are you asking ?

How is the aviary working out ? Any new photos ?