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Didn't think of that option, good point daz

Thinking of you and your family Maesie, and if you ever need to chat, you know where i am xxxx

I've seen her in the other post Daz so i'll be saying DF spangle Point taken, maybe not only the Iris ring is worth going by ... Perhaps only test breeding or knowing the parentage is the right way

Agree with Elly Df spangles have Iris rings, Dec's Do not As to the cere rule, don't forget there's always exceptiopns, so it's best to go by the Iris... I own a Df spangle boy who's cere has never changed and it as pink as s recessives. There was some debate on here as to whether or not he was infact a Df spangle, but being cabinet bred to a mauve opaline dom pied hen and producing opaline spangles in both clutch it has been concluded he is infact a DF spangle split cinnamon + opaline hope that helps

By bred into the third generation of your birds, what exactly do you mean? As in inbreed :S ?

Cute birds guys!!!... I'm sure there's a way to actually work out Age comparisons between human and budgie, just by the way Of how fast they develop.... But can any one be bothered working out the math ratios of average ages/ development to get the answer ?

Wonderful news for you congrats!!!!

If it's of a video? it's worked for me :DThey were Gorgeous birds!!!!

Try a baking/cooking shop for scales, the ones used to weigh light weight foods will work well too

They're gorgeous photo's of your bubs! i love their tiny little feet under their big bellies!!! adorable!

If you're having that much trouble, upload your pictures to photo bucket, change them to the correct size and a moderator will assist you with adding them into your post if you provide them the link and picture name to you account on photobucket

There's probably several ways of attaching them Mine in the 2 breeding Cages i owned were done by hooks also... so i have no other ideas for you ... But have fun at bunning and the bird breeders place

Hi and welcome, Lonebudgie is right You can predict Roughly or sometimes Definatly what babies will be, but it takes time and to learn genetics of both birds and the rules which apply to them Welcome to the forum!

Alot of birds do that whilst others won't touch the things, it all depends on the type of tree sometimes ... Godd to hear she likes it though

Looks excellent Bea! and the birds look pleased too Makes me want to re-do my aviary now.... although i dread catching all the birds again :S i thought it was bad last time, with HALF the flock i have now! and No Weero's!!! Going to have to get a few more cages before i do that though i think

Looks good bec i think they'll go well in thatLooks good bec i think they'll go well in that

Aww! good news! I hope you have a fun visit!

Cheers

I think she's a cutie! and you're doing a wonderful job with her! She looks fit and healthy as old budgies go

There's another topic on them Daz with pictures of the chicks http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....hl=fallow+chick

Wow! stunning! i love the young dominant pied cock!!!!

I'm positive with your experience and care you'll have them fighting fit and healthy in no time!!! Good luck keep us updated!

I also use elliotts

I'm sure you won't regret it :oliveb: more entertainment for you ... and the dogs :oliveb:

Hello :oliveb: and a big friendly welcome to you!