September 24, 200816 yr Dont go getting a rare colour budgie. Get a really common one so they think its the same budgie as you replace it ( if ever anything happens...cross fingers ) over the years Congratulations !!!!!!! Edited September 24, 200816 yr by KAZ
September 24, 200816 yr That's just the silliest rule I have ever heard. Get more than one and just keep replacing as one dies. Because then it would be the lifespan of your current budgie and your current budgie keeps changing.
September 24, 200816 yr Author Haha yeah I am racking my brains and can't think of any logical reason for that rule. We're also only allowed to get one though, so that plan doesn't work.
September 24, 200816 yr YAY CONGRATS MATE!! MOOO HOOOO ( Told you you'll get an answer on Wednesday ( sorry it was a few more then we wanted lol ) I am thinking that it is incase there are any complaints so that added that stipulation ... I say the same go for a really comon mutation like a Green normal or a Blue normal ... if something does happen Prays it doesn't - Just tell them it molted and changed
September 24, 200816 yr Author Haha... that's what my mum said too - "but they all change colour when they grow up!"I obviously hope this rule never becomes relevant anyway... we only plan to live here probably another 18 months. 6 months longer on our lease as a minimum.. and probably 2-3 years maximum here. So I certainly hope it won't die in that timeframe! But it would really suck if I got one and within the first 24 hours or something it died lol... then it would be like... we waited a month and did all that paperwork for a few hours of time with a pet. As if they'd want to go through the whole process again themselves anyway.Oh well... as you all said, fingers crossed there's no need to worry about replacing it anyway! I am thinking that it is incase there are any complaints so that added that stipulation ...See that would make sense too... except for the fact that they also stipulated that if there are any complaints from other residents they have the right to rescind the approval..Such a baffling rule.
