France81
That's not unusual; if they aren't harming each other, they should be fine. I got some Java finches about three weeks ago, and they went from growling and beak fencing to sitting several inches away from each other without too much fuss. It just takes time.
Heartbreak and confusion
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France81
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Re: Heartbreak and confusion
Wonder Wooer
Last night they slept side by side but around lunch time today they are back at chasing each other around. What I can tell by watching them is that the new bird is trying to dominate the other by mounting and he is not having that. They behave very differently at night by tolerating each other much more.
Ana.
Last night they slept side by side but around lunch time today they are back at chasing each other around. What I can tell by watching them is that the new bird is trying to dominate the other by mounting and he is not having that. They behave very differently at night by tolerating each other much more.
Ana.
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Barbara
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Re: Heartbreak and confusion
glad you found one and hope they get along soon.Hate it when our birdies dont get that all we want them to be is happy.Best of luck
One canary
Two english budgies
Two Bourkes
Pair of red cheeked bleu
Pair of goldbreast
Pair of orange cheeked
Family of six ,Family of seven+three Society
Two english budgies
Two Bourkes
Pair of red cheeked bleu
Pair of goldbreast
Pair of orange cheeked
Family of six ,Family of seven+three Society