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Yes (but the stuffed animals creep me out) Do you wish there was a time machine that you could use to visit the past??

Great news I hope she will be a good mum now to her lil bubs.

Hello and welcome Thank you for your compliment on the forums. We really enjoy this forum too and we are all really friendly. I am so pleased you have found it helpful and i look forward to hearing more from you

What about Pouring petrol into their holes then light..... POOOF, smoked rat for the dogs??? hmmmm probably a bit to dangerous!! What about those ZAPPER traps that electrocute the buggers????

I agree. If the feathers have just been plucked out, they will grow back in about 2ish weeks

I am so pleased you had a great night!!

Go Fish! Sweet Chili is about as hot as i like it :budgiedance: Do you enjoy big parties?

That is a gorgeous photo - he is full of character!! I'd say that is one to enter into budgie of the month :budgiedance: I agree that cage in the photo looks small. Is that his living cage or a carry cage??

Go Fish ( i have never learned to play) Are you entertaining people this weekend??

There are a number of ways to learn - Personally, I learn by asking lots of questions and by reading answers to other peoples questions - i joined here last October knowing very little, and the amount of stuff i have learned using this forum is HUGE!!!! Here is a link to a mating expectations table which might also help answer some of your qustions ----> HERE

Yes, but only when the weather is really hot! Are you listening to music right now??

What brilliant news!!! I am so pleased it all work out and now you have 3 beautiful babies

Congratulations!! I am yet to see a little one hatch

How cute!! Looks like the budgies are having a rabbit rodeo, trying to see who can stay on the longest

I have hens that do this too. I take away the eggs when layed and then remove the box when the babies are fledged

Hello and welcome We love pictures and we would love to see pictures of your birds. Good luck with your little guy who has splayed legs. Keep us posted on his progress

That is brilliant!!! It was SOOOOO easy to read too! I couldn't fault it and i understood it all P.s - That is not double posting, you just replied to your own topic which is perfectly fine

Use Melamine instead of bare wood This is Daz's picture of the melamine he used to build some awesome breeding cabinets. It's easy to clean Also, Why are you separating the sexes? Normally it is not needed as boys and girls get along fine if there is no nest boxes separating the sexes can harm breeding patterns too, as they can bond to birds of their own gender (if you get what i mean)

Still a type 2 :fear

Hello and welcome, Elly and Kaz have asked the questions, and i am looking forward to the answers You are in the right place to all the answers you need :fear

Breeding cages need to be a simple as possible. Anything that will distract the male such as mirrors (as you know), bells, and other playful toys may leave the hen feeling rejected. They will be too busy to play with toys and they don't need them anyway as they will not be bored :fear

WOW Kaz!! Congratulations on your massive budgie number increase!!!! They all look so lovely too :fear

WOOO HOOOO!!!!!! Well done!!! Elly... what about your 14,000!!! posts!!!!!! Congrats to you too!!!!!

That is great news that Charlie is doing really well Personally I think his wings are fine - I don't like to leave the long feathers as they can get tangled in the cage wire and normally end up all messy. I hope you have the best fun buying toys for him. My birds favorite toys are, clothes pegs, pony beads threaded on stainless steel wire, raffia threaded through plastic practice gulf balls etc. Also they love the rings and swings. There is no need to spend a lot of money - they are a bit like babies, give them an expensive toy and they would much rather play with the box hahaha