Aussie Finch Forum

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video by batuhan

My lesson from that is never place 2 cocks in the same cage and if they start a tail wagging dance it's prelude to a fight. Are they easy to sex or is it a case of if they fight they are males and if they don't they are females or a pair?

My cock bird sort of does this through the devide to my hen. My hens beak is white and she is squating for him through the bars.And when i give them bedding apart and together they will carry it around the cage and rip it to bits/play with it. Even taking it out of the nest to do so but dont seem interested in nest building.

But the cock bird has a little bit of black still on his beak and beets her up when in with her.*The cock doesnt really sing much either* And he chases her away from the nest when they are together.

What does this mean?

BTW their nest is a standard plastic canary nest in the top corner of the cage. A box has been put around the nest and fake plants added for privacy.

And greg what do you mean tail wagging?

And greg what do you mean tail wagging?

I'm no choreorapher so I don't know how you'd describe that dance on the perch.

Do you mean the swaying from side to side? when they call?

It's whatever they were doing in the video

there should be a solid devider seperating them never stop goldies from fighting in cages like that.