Hi i have 3 female yellow siskin to swap for other female yellow siskin for breeding purposes. Anyone that wants to swap theres . Let me know. Cheers.
Im located in brighton-le-sands Sydney
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- elferoz777
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yup and a goldfinch x yellow siskin hybrid as well. its easy like canary the nest just needs cover.
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Breeding Project 2020-2025.
agate mosaic canaries, agate yellow mosaic canaries, red zebs, self bengos and goldfinch mules.
agate mosaic canaries, agate yellow mosaic canaries, red zebs, self bengos and goldfinch mules.
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Might be an idea to buy another hen so you have a trio (2 hens 1 cock), this takes a lot of stress away from the single hen birds and the cock usually calms down
Thanks
Noah Till
Thanks
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Males will chase hens mercilessly until the hen gives up,rarely will they hurt their hen.This is just the way Siskin's do it.Be very careful about introducing a new hen,especially if the other pair are bonded as the old hen may kill the new hen.I have had this happen and it is not nice.
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Ok good to know . So should I have two hen or just keep the one ? . Because I do have a spare hen.
I got the two hens together with a split cage for 3 days till I put them together. Should I put them all together or just one hen ?
I got the two hens together with a split cage for 3 days till I put them together. Should I put them all together or just one hen ?
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Never had them, so my only comment is a general one that applies to all cup nesting trios. Put in 3 nests as widely spaced apart as possible, so both ladies get a choice, and dont have to sit too close together.
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