Hi people any advice on the following:
Should i breed them as a trio two hen one cock?
Or as a single pair one hen one cock?
Trio Red Faced Pytilia
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I just did some reading, I would go with a pair 

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Cheers thanks for that ill try as a pair first.E Orix wrote:I don't think they will breed as a trio. Mine tend to pair bond.
At least Red headed cockbirds are easier to locate than odd hens.
Anthony keeping Blue faced Parrot Finches/ normal yellow & Yellow fawn stars/ Melba's/ Red Faced Pytilia/ Fawn St Helena.
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Cheers thanks for that Jaybird ill try as a pair first.Jayburd wrote:I just did some reading, I would go with a pair
Anthony keeping Blue faced Parrot Finches/ normal yellow & Yellow fawn stars/ Melba's/ Red Faced Pytilia/ Fawn St Helena.
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Cheers thanks for that ill try as a pair first. See how they go.shox wrote:best as a pair.
Anthony keeping Blue faced Parrot Finches/ normal yellow & Yellow fawn stars/ Melba's/ Red Faced Pytilia/ Fawn St Helena.