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Scarlet-chested boy in his Happy-hut
Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2014 10:14 pm
by WrenNAustinTX
My brand new Scarlet-chested boy in his happy-hut. He is the only bird I have who likes it, and maybe its because he was born with his back toes curling under his front toes, so he more or less rests on his hocks when he perches. So maybe its nice and snuggly comfortable in there

Re: Scarlet-chested boy in his Happy-hut
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 9:45 am
by Sam007
WrenNAustinTX
He is very pretty bird. From where did you buy him? I am interested in buying 2 male scarlet chested parakeets.
Re: Scarlet-chested boy in his Happy-hut
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 10:02 am
by WrenNAustinTX
Sam007 I'm contacting his breeder now to get you a website/phone/email/what have you

I got to see his family, they were gorgeous

and this little buddy is only 4-5 months
Re: Scarlet-chested boy in his Happy-hut
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 3:27 pm
by Sam007
Re: Scarlet-chested boy in his Happy-hut
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2014 11:31 pm
by Zebrafincher
I've tried those snuggly tents with my canary and finches, and all they do is poop on them! I've seen video of society finches nesting in them on youtube, so maybe it depends on the bird!
Zebrafincher
Proud owner of:
*Kevin aka “The Old Man” – very cranky canary – 13 years old and rules the Roost!
*Beaky aka “Beaky Beak” the Zebrafinch – 1 year old – and a real, real cutie!!!
*Merlin aka “Merl” the Starfinch – 3 ½ years old – and “bossy as anything for such a small fry!”
Re: Scarlet-chested boy in his Happy-hut
Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2014 9:17 am
by cindy
I raise scarlets, right now I have 6 Scarlet chested young from two different bloodlines, normal and cinnamons (normal males are split to cinnamon). Located in Florida. One bloodline born in early June, second bloodline born in May. PM me if interested
Personally under normal circumstance I do not recommend the snugglies for scarlets or most hookbills....the nails can get caught up in them and they are also viewed and nest, even hand tamed hookbills can become very territorial over them as they near breeding age, some even shred them.
Considering the handicap of your scarlet it probably is a comfort and less strain on the limbs and joints.