Canary? Frilled Canary? Canary/Finch Hybrid?! I have no idea

[Kloudy]

Hey there, I just found out through people in the forum that I may have a Canary. Possibly a frilled canary. Or a Frilled Canary/Finch. I have no idea!! I took this bird in from a person who was pet sitting the bird at her job. She is not a real pet sitter just a friend of the owner. The owner no longer wanted the bird and it didn't get proper care. So I took in the bird. My partner and I named it Da Finche under the impression it was a finch. That's what I was told it was.... But now I'm not so sure.

[Fraza]

If u was you I would still call it da finchie anyway on your first thread I thought it was a finch but now I'm guessing it's a canary it's body shape and beak doesn't look like a finches

[sparrowsong98]

Kloudy Oh he/ she is adorable! Unfortunately, I have no idea what this bird is, but maybe some other forum members who know more than me will chime in. good luck!

[andiok]

Kloudy
you have already posted 2 more topics about your bird. there is no need for that. I already answered on one of the other topics check it out

[Fraza]

I saw that thread when you replied andiok think he just wants a second suggestion

[andiok]

Fraza@Sally
Just so you know, It's not how the forums work though. For better answers and less confusion You post one thread for one issue. Read forum rules

[Fraza]

I dunno

[lovezebs]

Fraza and Kloudy

Regarding posting new Threads about the same subject.....

***Posting New Threads
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[Fraza]

If I have something to ask about breeding then something about nutrition and diet should I just post them in the same under group chat

[andiok]

Fraza
Elana was nice enough to go through the rules and post them here for you. Show some gratitude and at least read them.
It's all in there but I think you're trying to be a smart little a... aren't you!
Well let me tell something else in that case, what will happen is that those people that are helping you don't like smart a...s and will ignore your questions just because you're a smart a.... so show some maturity and stop being smart

[Fraza]

andiok not being funny but who are you I weren't being a smart a... at all I was simply replying just saying should I right them in both whilst I'm writing one instead of righting two in the future.
I'm pretty sure if I afeended elana she would have said and I would have apologised and stated I didn't intend to

[Fraza]

Did I affend you elan?

Did that look like a smart a.... comment I didn't think so but if it was sorry

[Fraza]

lovezebs and sorry if I did I honestly didn't mean to u help me a lot

[lovezebs]

Fraza

Hey Fraser,

No worries.

If you have a question about breeding, it should be posted under "Breeding".
If you have a question about diet, it should be posted under "Diet and Nutrition".

If you click on the User Control Panel (top of page) then click on Board Index, you can see the Topics under which you can post your Threads.

For example....

If you start a Thread headed "What Should I Feed My Finches?" You can continue asking your dietary questions under this same Thread, rather than having to start a new Thread about each food item. Do you see what I mean?

[Fraza]

Yeye I get you exactly was just saying to not bombard with threads should I just add them together even different topics