PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!

[Fraza]

I don’t see why they are so expensive I made my aviary with my dad much larger than that and it didn’t even cost us more than 200 pound however we already had the tools people can be cheeky sometimes 4,000 is too much

[FinchLover&Breeder]

ok. found another person that I'm trying to talk price down on. pictures of this aviary is below. wants 50 but trying to talk a little lower. and can you answer my question about the eggs?

[lovezebs]

FinchLover&Breeder

Parents will toss out dead eggs. What you are describing, is called dead in the shell (dis). For whatever the reason, the chick died in the shell and the parents sensing it, tossed the egg out.

[FinchLover&Breeder]

lovezebs
Ok. I was worried that they tossed out a live baby. If it was dead before then that's not as bad. So what do you think of the pics of the other aviary I posted? Is her asking price good or do you think I can do better?

[Fraza]

I think her asking price is great I bought my cage for 40 pound and you are being offered that TAKE IT immediately before it goes

[FinchLover&Breeder]

Fraza
She said she can do 40 and I said deal. So did you hear the good news? I just checked again and I officially have the first live chick. It was born today. Those are really alien looking.

[Fraza]

FinchLover&Breeder yep they are but it’s so good to watch them everyday transform into a juvenile

[FinchLover&Breeder]

Fraza
should be cool to watch.

[Fraza]

What do the parents look like can you add a pic

[FinchLover&Breeder]

Fraza
Sure. here are the parents.

[Fraza]

Oh yeh I really like the female she’s got nice tear drops is she a large zeb nice pair

[FinchLover&Breeder]

Fraza
Thank you. I think she is normal size. They are a good pair. Can't wit for the kids to hatch completely.

[Fraza]

Yep it sure is exiting I can’t wait for all the pictures ahead

[FinchLover&Breeder]

Fraza
Me either. If only the parents would let me take some pictures of them and their babies that are not blurry....

[Dave]

FinchLover&Breeder, the cabinet converted to a finch cage looks great.

I wonder how you'll open the door without birds escaping. Does anyone have ideas about how to make this work when there are actually birds in there?

Is there a small, low door in the side that I'm not seeing?