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Pearce

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  1. okay so No pellets? They get all the same soft food as the normal budgies.
  2. okay Thankyou. Currently they are in a cage by themselves, all feeding dishes are on the ground. I took them to fthe vet yesterday and he trimmed the beaks and showed me how. He also reccomended feeding them pellets instead of bird seed, they are softer so they would be easier to eat for them. I have never used pellets before.
  3. Pearce replied to Pearce's topic in Budgie Pictures
    Hi I will post my budgie pics here from now on, They will all have descriptions also. I will keep my other breeding journal thread for breeding only. This thread will now be the picture thread.Pictures will be posted as soon as I've finished uploading them.Thankyou. Lemon- Adult pet budgie 2 baby cockatiels, 1 with scissors beaks and bull beast beauty grunt baby 3 months old Skyblue cinnamon baby eating like theirs no tomorow. More pics to come.By the way thesepics are all taken with my new camera.
  4. Thankyou KAZ. My birds are in a small cage by themselves because they would never make it in a small avairy. I did not know french moult birds get overgrown beaks and other problems. Have you ever had french moult birds similar to mine? Overgrown beaks, dont eat much, dirty vents all the time? Etc... Any advice on what I should do what be greatly appreciated. Thankyou very much.
  5. Anyone have any experience with this?...
  6. I got 6.... :anim_19: :feedbirds:
  7. Ive found out that the birds have Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease (PBFD)- Quote taken directly from this site: http://www.avianbiotech.com/diseases/pbfd.htm Causes fatal infections, primarily in young birds. Older birds may overcome the disease with few lasting affects. Some believe that these surviving birds become carriers able to shed the disease at a later date. Others believe that a percentage of birds are able to eradicate the disease from their system leaving them with a natural immunity that can be passed on to their offspring. The virus that causes PBFD can also affect the liver, brain, and immune system causing diminished resistance to infections. Consequently premature death usually occurs from these secondary bacterial, fungal, parasitic, or viral infections. Symptoms include irreversible loss of feathers, shedding of developing feathers, development of abnormal feathers, new pinched feathers, and loss of powder down. Other possible symptoms include overgrown or abnormal beak, symmetrical lesions on the beak and occasionally nails. Immunosuppression, rapid weight loss, and depression are also possible in later stages of the disease. Now I've found out it can be transmitted between birds, so I have to isolate these birds now
  8. Pearce replied to Elly's topic in Competitions
    Go fish Have you ever been on a boat before
  9. 3 months ago. When was the last time you played poker.
  10. The vet has trimmed the birds beaks and they look alot better, he doesnt know what is wrong with them. I dont really know either. They always have dirty vents, their toe nails and beaks keep growing, Their chirp doesnt sound like a normal budgies does and they dont eat much at all compared to most budgies. Does anyone know what the problem could be?
  11. Pearce replied to Elly's topic in Competitions
    Go fish Do have another breed of bird other than budgies?
  12. About 5 years ago. When was the last time you bought a brand new computer.
  13. Pearce replied to Elly's topic in Competitions
    Yes, some lollies. Do you play an instrament
  14. Name: n/a Sex: Hen Mutation: light green opaline Name: n/a Sex" Hen Mutation: grey opaline
  15. Name: N/a Sex: Hen Mutation: yf cinnamon spangle Name: Summer Sex: Hen Mutation: Dark green cinnamon spangle
  16. Name: Neon Sex: Cock Mutation: Skyblue normal possible split to recessive pied (indicated by small spot on back of head) Name: Leroy Sex: Hen Mutation: Yf normal
  17. Name: Slim jim Sex: Hen Mutation: yf cinnamon spangle Name: Summer Sex: Hen Mutation: Dark green cinnamon spangle Name: Olive Sex: Hen Mutation: yf opaline spangle
  18. Name: Chomper Sex: Male Mutation: Recessive pied, light green
  19. Name:Bullet Sex: Hen Type of yellowface: Their was a big debate on this but I'm leaning towards type 2 still. Other mutations: Skyblue. Name: Gel Sex: Very early stage, looks hen to me. Type of yellowface: Cant tell till after the moult. Other mutations: Cinnamon, skyblue.
  20. okay so I was close :rofl:
  21. Last thursday 8:30 pm When was the last time you watched titanic.
  22. Pearce replied to Elly's topic in Competitions
    Go fish Have you ever been fishing?
  23. Thankyou very much all. I bought a new camera today. It is alot better than my old one, but it can only hold 4 photos :rofl: so I will have to get a memory card for it. Does anyone lose birds to the heat? Today one of the younger birds in the avairy died, but has no visual signs of a disease/illness. So I'm wondering if its because of the heat? The avairy is insulated and I spray it with water every couple of hours.
  24. He looks like a skyblue opaline spangle to me, but I could be wrong.
  25. Pearce replied to Elly's topic in Competitions
    Go fish Have you ever seen a hollywood celebrity in person.