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by Sally » Sun Feb 14, 2010 8:27 pm
You can use the Species information as a guide, but remember that there can always be that individual bird that won't follow the rules! An all-male aviary is nice because the males are usually more colorful, and with most of the species that sing, only the males do so.
I have an all-male flight with Strawberries, Goldbreasts, a Blue-capped Cordon Bleu, and a Gray Singer, and they all coexisted peacefully. I recently swapped out one of the Strawberry males, put a different one in the flight in its place, and it is now pandemonium! It is like they all have raging hormones. No serious fighting, but lots of squabbles, and I finally put the divider in for some peace. Now they spend all their time calling each other, or sitting at the divider playing kissy-face! Go figure!!
3 Purple Grenadiers, 1 Goldbreast + 1 cat.
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