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Best you make the changes now and not all on the same days she goes to her birdie sitter

I agree with Deans advice.

Sorry to hear you lost a chick Dave But I am really hanging out to see how these chicks all turn out. I think you will have reason to be proud of this years babies

Your original photos at the beginning of this post have been moved in photobucket as they now do not appear.

Omelette's second youngest baby in the kindie cage and youngest and a couple of her others in the kindie cage.............

Uno is a BOY it seems Pictures taken in the kindie cage today. and parents have four eggs so far for round two.

She is very cute Is she easy to handle ?

Bird keeping has so many ups and downs and can be very disheartening often for long periods of time. I truly hope the two babies you are trying to save now, live on and put a smile on your face and hope in your heart for better times ahead

Your birds are telling you its breeding time, and they breed better when they are keen. As long as you are happy with the weather conditions where you live.......go for it

Damaged feather follicles means he wont ever grow them back.

He is unshowable. Omelette pulled out his tailfeathers as a tiny baby and he has never regrown his tail. The follicles were damaged. But I can breed him

There is skyblue and there is cobalt. There is no skyblue cobalt.

One of Omelette's babies from her first clutch is looking good in the aviary..... Here he is BEFORE and here he is now

Very cute Great gift from your daughter. The white one's just a baby too

I am really sorry to hear this

I still dont get it........albino cocks dont have blue ceres

The hen is really nice.... this cock are you saying he is split albino ? Cos he has a blue cere and cannot be albino. I must have missed something...sorry

The name "generic" denotes something plain and ordinary and everyday. Our "Generic" is way more special than that :question:

Then grey hen had a health issue and it wasnt about the trip. If you look closely at her pictures her crop is large and distended and very low. Not normal.

She was worth every cent I paid for her

They are gorgeous chicks Pearce :question:

Second round, Omelette has stopped at 8 eggs and all are fertile. First one due to hatch very soon.

How are your birds liking their swings Liv ?

I have to agree. When I saw her in your topic I knew I would not have bought her but didnt want to burst your bubble of excitement.

Good news