4 society males, an OC waxbill male and one zebra (all of which I wanted to clear out anyways) and add that to my money put away I will have 150, just enough for linnies. And they only have star hens anyways.
Star Finches??
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DanteD716
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Re: Star Finches??
The stars would be my best option ATM, until I get my cage rack. But, if I sell:
4 society males, an OC waxbill male and one zebra (all of which I wanted to clear out anyways) and add that to my money put away I will have 150, just enough for linnies. And they only have star hens anyways.
4 society males, an OC waxbill male and one zebra (all of which I wanted to clear out anyways) and add that to my money put away I will have 150, just enough for linnies. And they only have star hens anyways.
Dante
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Bew strategy, forget new birds, work with what I have now, and save up for a flight. If my final report card is good I get a cage rack for my bday/god grades. So I'll have a rack and fliht, get rid of all these misc. cages. I like this new plan!
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Re: Star Finches??
Dante
How old are you? I did not realize you were still in school. You are quite mature if you're under 18.
How old are you? I did not realize you were still in school. You are quite mature if you're under 18.
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Re: Star Finches??
That is some good advice. It is easy to get something and then realize that it was a mistake.finchmix22 wrote:Dante
Go with what fits your current finch population as far as cages, sizes, compatibility, etc. I often want some species that I have to admit will not readily fit into my existing group of finches.
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I am thinking of no new birds. Just wait until July, after school and after I after I get new cages
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Re: Star Finches??
Is it Markheim? If they are $40 each there, they have come down because they were $99 for a pair a while back!DanteD716 wrote:So cute!!! And the ones I am getting are from a family owned shop, not petsmart. It is about 20 minutes away, near my dad's house, so he will probaly bring me when he gets back
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1 NG (Peter), 2 SF/FF (Astrid & Nina) and 2 BC (Desmond & Penelope) Zebra finches
2 Owl Finches (Hedwig & Fawkes)
Painted turtle (Keeker)
1 NG (Peter), 2 SF/FF (Astrid & Nina) and 2 BC (Desmond & Penelope) Zebra finches
2 Owl Finches (Hedwig & Fawkes)
Painted turtle (Keeker)
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Yup, that is the place!! When I go they only have hens, amd.they uad YF once, but you never know!
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Really? I want some so bad. But the breeders here have them at such a high price.L in Ontario wrote:Dee, you should come to Ontario. We have Stars a little more affordable here but that's a great price in NY. Stars are wonderful birds to have but need much more privacy for breeding than Gouldians .