I plan remove the male after these babies fledge to stop them breeding.
How long should i rest this pair for.??????
Harv
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Harvey11
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Here are the last babies from a pair of Goulds,this pair have produced 10 babies for me this season.
I plan remove the male after these babies fledge to stop them breeding.
How long should i rest this pair for.??????
Harv
I plan remove the male after these babies fledge to stop them breeding.
How long should i rest this pair for.??????
Harv
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Finch_Breeder
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Good job!
Birds I own/have owned: Budgerigars, **Zebra Finches**, **Star Finches**, Canaries, Diamond doves... Rocky the Galah! & Cocky the Sulphur Crested 'too
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ColouredFeathers
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Harvey 11 you have to let them moult so about 4 to 5 months let them rest.
cheers flavio
cheers flavio
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Harvey11
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Thanks FlavioColouredFeathers wrote:Harvey 11 you have to let them moult so about 4 to 5 months let them rest.
cheers flavio
Just a few more questions,
Should i move the male of female into a holding cabinet.??
When should i move the Gould...
Harv
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You could keep both the pair in the holding cabinet with no nests.Thats what I do.
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ColouredFeathers
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HI Harvey
you could do what finches 247 said or put them in a aviary with no nests
or you could seperate them in seperate aviarys.
cheers flavio
you could do what finches 247 said or put them in a aviary with no nests
or you could seperate them in seperate aviarys.
cheers flavio
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so beautiful!!