Posted October 10, 201014 yr hey everyone im new to the hobby of budgies, although my father had kept them for years when i was a kid and one day i decided to have a crack at them myself as ive always been interested in them, being a builder by trade it was easy for me to make myself a aviary, and i was able to track down some breeding cages through a guy from my work, as id like to get into the whole showing scene maybe after a year or two. ive managed to track down some nice birds from a breeder a couple of hours drive from me who was only to happy to help and has been really helpful. im going to go pick them up on the 23rd. ill post some pics of them just as soon as i can these are the birds that im getting on the 23rd
October 10, 201014 yr Those are some very nice birds to be starting with. I started with some very average quality birds and have only moved on to the more expensive / showy types after about 1.5-2 years breeding, much like you plan to do. However, having better birds to start with is great too as long as they dont cost you too much and breed well for you Just a question - who was the breeder you got them from and where are they? Those are nice birds
October 10, 201014 yr Author Those are some very nice birds to be starting with. I started with some very average quality birds and have only moved on to the more expensive / showy types after about 1.5-2 years breeding, much like you plan to do. However, having better birds to start with is great too as long as they dont cost you too much and breed well for you Just a question - who was the breeder you got them from and where are they? Those are nice birds thanks dean, yeah i have a few average birds that i got first for cheap but they are not as nice as these im getting them off a guy called darryl cleland from palmerston north, i found him plus a few other breeders through the budgerigar society and was quite taken when he sent me these photos
October 11, 201014 yr Author Those are some very nice birds to be starting with. I started with some very average quality birds and have only moved on to the more expensive / showy types after about 1.5-2 years breeding, much like you plan to do. However, having better birds to start with is great too as long as they dont cost you too much and breed well for you Just a question - who was the breeder you got them from and where are they? Those are nice birds although he said that these were the last of his culls and i was lucky to get them i think he was about to pair them up. hes having another cull early next year he told me
