Posted November 21, 201014 yr Hi there my name is Baron from Richmond,Melbourne.........I just joined the forum today and look forward to exchanging Budgie chat with you all. I currently have 4 pairs matched up and one has 2 chicks at 2 days old and the other has a clutch due to hatch on Nov 25ty
November 21, 201014 yr Welcome to the forum. People love pics on here so feel free to upload somw pics. There are instructions under my signature below. Alawys great to get new members on the forum.
November 21, 201014 yr Author Thanks Dave, I have a green hen with a very dark brown cere but she is not interested in 2 different males i have put with her. how long should i leave her with one until i give up on her? Baron
November 21, 201014 yr baron, The dark brown cere is part of the problem. This means she is coming out of breeding condition. Do not give up on her, but return her to the aviary at the moment. keep an eye on her, and when her cere starts to go a light tan, that is when she should be paired up, as long as she is not moulting. The male should also be in good health and have a bright blue cere. How old is the hen by the way? Edited November 24, 201014 yr by **KAZ** fixed tragic typos
November 24, 201014 yr Thanks Dave, I have a green hen with a very dark brown cere but she is not interested in 2 different males i have put with her. how long should i leave her with one until i give up on her? Baron You have posted this in another area. I will delete the other doubled up topic. MY ANSWER Very dark brown cere is considered just past breeding condition and at the stage where it will peel away to reveal the whitish blue underneath of a hen not in breeding condition. How old is your hen ? How long have you had her ? Is it definitely a hen and not a male with hormone issues ? Edited November 24, 201014 yr by **KAZ**
