Grass parrots?

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shanny2
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what about cockatiels can they go with them
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Accept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue.
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shanny2
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THANK YOU
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only one solution... get more aviaries! :lol:
best way to do things :D
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shanny2
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well i got to get more money and this is want i am getting tomorrow 2 pairs of zebbies and society finches and maybe a pair of grass parrots
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If they are all for the same aviary, then forget the grass parrots. They will rip the finches to pieces.
Picture this shanny: blood and feathers everywhere and no more finches. And that will be in the first 5 minutes of putting them in the aviary.
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probably look something similar with cockatiels and/or rainbows too.
sorry shanny, but I think they are gonna have to wait.
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Only takes a bite to the leg or wing while your not around and the bigger birds can bleed out = DIE . The Grassies are gawjus but not very pleasant little birds.
Accept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue.
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shanny2
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thanks all but I have now got 8 zebbies and 2 grass parrots
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In seperate avairys but? What is in what avairys and the size of the avairys? Please tell.
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