It's been a few years, but I recall with some fondness quite a few of those. I did try a few pairs in my youth and even considered a colony at one time. Through much trial and error I eventually discovered they behave much better when kept as a single pair.arthur wrote:What about the blue variety which can be found in numbers on the Gold Coast in winterdesertbirds wrote:Luckily we dont have any Tit species to advertise![]()
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I was offered a pair years ago, that had just come off a plane from overseas. They were a very young pair and even though they came with a free cat, I declined the offer because they were not really what I was interested in and because of a possible gaol sentence pertaining to their age and origins. I hear they were confiscated by an elderly gentleman from Customs and I don't know what happened to them after that. 

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some of our more experienced members are showing there age again....
from my modest experience its not the purchase price but the ongoing upkeep thats prohibitive.
trying to maintain a fit, virulent strain over time will test your resources like no other species.
housing them, keeping them content and productive....i could go on.
a challenge if ever there was one....but one i can recommend to all those determined to diversify the gene pool!

from my modest experience its not the purchase price but the ongoing upkeep thats prohibitive.
trying to maintain a fit, virulent strain over time will test your resources like no other species.
housing them, keeping them content and productive....i could go on.
a challenge if ever there was one....but one i can recommend to all those determined to diversify the gene pool!
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Aussie finch tragic.rodent/snake terroriser.
Aussie finch tragic.rodent/snake terroriser.