Tips for successful breeding and troubleshooting breeding problems.
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lovezebs
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by lovezebs » Sat Jan 02, 2016 2:09 pm
erine
Definitely can take the nest out !
Be prepared for the occasional egg in a seed cup, or on the floor of your flight (just remove them and toss).
How are those babies of yours? Aren't they the cutest things you've ever seen

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~Elana~
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erine
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by erine » Sun Jan 10, 2016 3:10 am
lovezebs Elana, they are the cutest things in the world. They are as yet unnamed since we don't know gender. Parents are still feeding so they have lots of eggs and millet and veggies. I do have a brand new flight cage bought for them and planned to have a zebra only flight with parents and kids together since there will be no more breeding. Do you think I could move them into it now? Or wait until their weaned? Their current cage is too small for all six birds but I don't want them to upset mom and dad and have them stop feeding if I move them.
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A pair of Gouldians, Red Cheeked CB's, Orange Cheeked Waxbills, Javas, and Cutthroats. And, two canaries. And, 3 kids, a dog and a patient, patient husband.
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by lovezebs » Sun Jan 10, 2016 3:15 am
erine
If you're concerned Erine, then leave them in the smaller cage untill they're weaned, which should be fairly soon. It's amazing how quickly the whiners become weanies,

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~Elana~
Linnies~ Canaries ~ Zebras ~ Societies ~ Gouldians ~ Orange Cheeks ~ Shaft Tails ~ Strawberries ~ Red Cheek Cordon Bleu ~ Goldbreasts ~ Red Brows ~ Owls ~ Budgies ~ Diamond Firetails ~ Javas ~ Forbes Parrot Finches ~