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very beautiful birds hilly very nice :thumbs_up:

yeah the aviary is active looks great i would probably just add one more perch across from back wall to front just under the food holder plank height but over where birds are sitting does this make sense its good though even if you didn't add one but just so they can face other way at the height they like :thumbs_up: glad your happy with them you will get chick from that pair and have you got anything in the nest box like shavings is their a concave or not ??? i would now i look again place a 2 center meter wide wooden pertch platform from under nest box over to feeding area also so hen doesnt have hard time when shes heavy with egg to get to box just from beneath over to other side so it rests in between the feeders good luck with it all im more than happy to follow up with any thing you may need so dont hesitate to ask or call

Put the pressure on GB, add a little of your special charm and dont forget to add that gorgeous photo of you with the request gorgeous picture ????? charm bar ha ha ha phhh not much of that here but i will do my best to politle ask if emails were receved tomorow at the show

i have not had any responses from my requests as yet

hi flycrow breeders terms in form of variety as its these days called (mutations when i learn t ) are the diffrent pattens or markings and genetic linkages within our birds make ups lacewing : is a ino bird with the cinnamon genetics viable their is quiet often a debate weather or not these birds are just cinnamon ino but i belive not reason being the ino gene is dominant over the lacewing gene when putting a albino over a lacewing hen the cocks will be split to lacewing (split meaning carrying the cinnamon ino combined gene ) but will visually be ino all the femal chicks will be albino visually and wont hold any cinnamon ino combination of genetics this to me clearly says that they are in fact two different variates indeed however as when you place a albino split cinnamon cock over a lacewing hen you get cinnamon cocks split albino and lacewing cocks cinnamon hens and lacewing hens so as you can see although genetically close the variations are two different all three variatys combine in one way or the other to give you results able to produce these three variates in one breeding thus making it interesting yet confusing their is articals on the diffrent variatys in the bcv web sight i think and the uk one im pretty sure hope this helped a bit

splat i have no comforting words as i know how hard it is when you lose a dear friend like yours but i can say a blessing for her and also u time never heals a lose like that and i only hope you guys get the snake before someone or something else gets hurt your in my thoughts my friend blessed be :sadsorry: your little darling

he is not mine he is for flycrow :sadsorry: he is so beautiful their going to love him he is so sweet and loves company

Just in case anyone reads this the wrong way...................putting her down doesnt mean euthenasia, it means breeding with her :star: good call kaz keep forgetting the bird terms can sometimes be a bit er um lol

maybe you caught just at the end of her cycle which would mean could be seven or so weeks to get back in to it they are not that old not all birds are that eager i have a really good hen shes 08 and this is her first time shes even hoped into a box first time i put her up last year she was mating but wouldnt go into box or lay she didnt thicken nothing everyone whent on to lay and raise i left her their and no so i took them out when the chicks from all else were two weeks let them fly i just put them up again last month she layed 5 eggs sat for a week then tossed them they were all clear so i then let her fly again and 8 days or so ago i put her up again she has a interest in box and an egg in bum right on time so it should be layed in two days time looking at its development so time needs to be right for them dont give up but after 24 days if nothing i let mine fly for a month it does make a different most my hens lay 12 days after being paired but if not two weeks no egg their out but mabe give her 24 days just my view birds are weird they have their own minds and some mature late at 2 years

im taming a little one at moment for someone hes been inside for maybe five days now or just less i also got a shock from him he had escaped his holding cage for second time now and when i went to get him out he was gone i looked around and he was no where i was like oh my goodness what will i do this person has been so patient like almost 6 months patient i sat down and five mins later i felt little feet upon my hand he flew down to my hand i was so happy more for the fact that this person it so going to get the little friend they so wished for and deserve good things come to toughs that wait was my first thought

thats a good choice splat good luck put your best ever cock to her mate make it really worth it

welcome made me smile so it had to be good :grouphug:

i see pinkys too very cute what a good mummy bird give her a millet treat in her box now if you can she will fill the chicks rappedly if you do this just cut it up into Peaces and place in their like thirds and put in one third a day

got to thank rip for showing me :yes: i dont like these sorts of things normally talking birds ect as i have plenty here a talking cocky and a talking conure and they do my head in its like being schizophrenic :grouphug: but this was so cool i had to share it as rips busy so i did the honers

i hope this works if not follow this url http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkN_dtP2i-w :grouphug:

this is very cool :grouphug:

do you think matt that this could of been why my birds were sick i have heared a few clicking sounds from one or two birds and wondered why its like a little clock i only use bells i was placing rock salt on floor but stopped ????????????

oh okay i only really use this one i find the uk one also very informative with its articles i cant surf net so ... i may see if i can find it take a gooz

That sounds really sweet it's not like they're unhappy or anything! Maybe you could tie a little bell to the bottom of the chain with some rope? or one of those rattley ball things in the pics above? They're easy to find as cat toys. Maybe your birds will like noisy toys i find the little cat toys with bells in them no bird can normally resist tossing one of them around

okay thank you live very much

hi all just wondering if i was to get a df spangled albino how would i tell or couldnt i ?????????????? would its eyes be red or would they be black ???? cheers gb

Here are some pics... Cock 1 - Recessive Pied? http://www.aussiepinball.com/Tony/Budgie%20006.jpg http://www.aussiepinball.com/Tony/Budgie%20007.jpg http://www.aussiepinball.com/Tony/Budgie%20008.jpg http://www.aussiepinball.com/Tony/Budgie%20009.jpg Cock 2 - Combo pied (Dominant + Recessive)??? http://www.aussiepinball.com/Tony/Budgie%20012.jpg http://www.aussiepinball.com/Tony/Budgie%20013.jpg So what do you think? I suspect they are both cocks. im sorry but they both look like cocks to me can you get someone to hold birds and get a fount on picture of each hun

can i ask what is tb aprt from a really bad illness

woo hooooooooooooo yeah baby's how exiting i got a bit confused though did you find the chick or not ???? anyways sounds like your going to have more great news mate you been so patient im glad your were rewarded

very well done whats it feel like to have raised your beautiful bubys with all thoughs wonderful genetic suprizes good isnt it i love the pets for that reason and the shows for a challange