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Pete_and_meeks
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we plan to introduce two males from our first clutch of babies with a pair of females. the females are arund 6-8 months old. the younge males are now at a month old. we are going to wait until they mature before we introduce them, does the age gap matter?
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VR1Ton
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Not with Zebs, one of, if not the easiest finch to pair, if you've got a male & a female, your pretty much garenteed of young. But in saying that, compatible pairs will produce more young, more often, although with Zebs, again, not much of a problem.
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zebs can breed from 9 weeks of age, thats why they have many more colour mutations than other finches. age is no problem , like VR said they pair easy and breed quite freely....pete
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