**KAZ**

I knew it :hug:

Did you worm the aviary birds you rescued ? and the new one that lives with the one left from the rescue ?

Great results :hug: Dumber and Cino have three fertile eggs left...one not.

A lot of people forget to look here on BBC for things. :hug:

Another hatching......makes 5 babies. This one is a cinnamon as its eyes are plum.

Six babies in the nestbox

In what way would chicks be missing out ? What do you mean ?

Can't be shown in greywings in a show I expect. Maybe in AOSV ?

You live in Perth.........come along anytime to a club meeting and get hooked

I pour a cupful in regardless of nesting materials

Thanks Kaz, I've been giving mine the usual, seed, greens etc but haven't tried the egg and biscuit so will see how they go with it as well, regards Robyn Further to yesterday,blended up biscuits to a coarse breadcrumb consistency. Looks very similar to what I have seen in pet shop now. Wondered if maybe there was a mistake in ingredients? It was 2 0z cornflour then went 2kg s.r. flour. Thought maybe it should have been 2 lb not kg.? That was amount of flour I got into mix. Strange that recipe would be part imperial, part metric measure. Any thought's on this if anyone else has tried recipe. Robyn Sounds like a misprint...since it worked for you do you want to alter the ingredient info in that topic for us ?

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Good on Dumber !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tomorrow Too soon to tell...was only laid today

I am not always right.....especially on mutations

Might be a good plan :rofl: I think it would be an excellent plan. Will chat next time I see you. No pressure of course! yeah....give them time to grow a little

Might be a good plan

Funny looking cockatiel

I remember her well hasnt she turned out into a gorgeous gal ? Have I a boy for her !! and only a shade older too

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I had a feeling you were going to say that :rofl:

Gets dirty just the same but keeps the seed debris in the cage. Sliding it sideways means I can change the paper, change the food, and also vacuum the bottom of the cage with little fuss.

Tall cages less top perch space. Wider cage more top perch spaces and room to be away from each other. Kind of like......wider is like a dormitory with lots of beds for everyone. Taller is more like everyone standing in a lift to sleep and be with each other. Its a space thing.

I'm not actually sure. I know her father was a grey spangle not opaline.

Belongs to a yellow lacewing hen and dark green split lacewing cock.