Aviary tour ???
- HARVEY123456789
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sorry guys i got all your hopes up / with the dimmy .
there is some yellows in aus if you have the $$$$$$$
im make my avairys out of coolroom pannels .
i will probey shorten them back to 2400 X1400 for some of aviarys
but i plan to breed , blue caps , abrdeens , pin tailed whydahs , blood finches (crimsons) ,chaff' , dimmy's , Dub bars , parrotfinches (RF and Sg )
and just some others such as cubans , painteds ect ,
it could take me a few months guys , but once all up and runnign im happy to do a aviary tour for a select few, (members whom allow me to vist their aviarys)
anyone intrested in let me come have a look at your set up ,
im dieing to see some set ups for ideas !
there is some yellows in aus if you have the $$$$$$$
im make my avairys out of coolroom pannels .
i will probey shorten them back to 2400 X1400 for some of aviarys
but i plan to breed , blue caps , abrdeens , pin tailed whydahs , blood finches (crimsons) ,chaff' , dimmy's , Dub bars , parrotfinches (RF and Sg )
and just some others such as cubans , painteds ect ,
it could take me a few months guys , but once all up and runnign im happy to do a aviary tour for a select few, (members whom allow me to vist their aviarys)
anyone intrested in let me come have a look at your set up ,
im dieing to see some set ups for ideas !
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I'm on my iPad that's probably why the link didn't work. Iaos is right search diamond sparrow, any way who cares.
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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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Harvey rats and mice love coolroom panels for nesting in etc.So make sure you seal it very well. I have some in storage and they love it.
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there is special strips you get which run down the edges of the pannels ,
i cant wait to get started and finsih these will look good i hope
might post updates for fellow members if anyones intrested
i cant wait to get started and finsih these will look good i hope
might post updates for fellow members if anyones intrested
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We all love updates, especially with picsHARVEY123456789 wrote:there is special strips you get which run down the edges of the pannels ,
i cant wait to get started and finsih these will look good i hope
might post updates for fellow members if anyones intrested

Mike

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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work will start within the next 2 week 

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Hey harvey , the only aviary I am regretting building and having big mouse problems with is the one with the double walls ans insulation.
The mice are in the walls and now they go in there to die after they eat the baits and are stinking the aviary to high heaven .
At the point where I could gladly burn it down and start again .
I M O Id use the insulated panels for roofing and thats all . Too late once its up and way too late once the mice find a way in .
Just sharing from my experience OK might be wrong but worth thinking about .
AND the aviary is no cooler than any of the others , and no warmer either , the silly birds sleep in the open anyway . Waste of time $$$$ and effort .
The mice are in the walls and now they go in there to die after they eat the baits and are stinking the aviary to high heaven .
At the point where I could gladly burn it down and start again .
I M O Id use the insulated panels for roofing and thats all . Too late once its up and way too late once the mice find a way in .
Just sharing from my experience OK might be wrong but worth thinking about .
AND the aviary is no cooler than any of the others , and no warmer either , the silly birds sleep in the open anyway . Waste of time $$$$ and effort .
Accept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue.
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i see you point deb , but from some of the breeders i have seen it dont , i love it ,
if done correctly . and using correct joiners ect .
ill give it a go and hey if it doesnt work , i know for future use .
we Can only learn from your mistakes
what instilatiod did you used ? i had same issue because mice would get in between he the wall , thats what i love about cool room pannels , he mice and rats cant get in between the walls .
just have to see how i go 
hope all works out well i will post pics
if done correctly . and using correct joiners ect .
ill give it a go and hey if it doesnt work , i know for future use .
we Can only learn from your mistakes
what instilatiod did you used ? i had same issue because mice would get in between he the wall , thats what i love about cool room pannels , he mice and rats cant get in between the walls .


hope all works out well i will post pics
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Jake, all it needs is small unintentional hole you don't notice and you're history.
Time to listen to some older, wiser heads again methinks.
Do what i wish I'd done earlier - use skylight pespex or aluminium sheeting between flights up to 500mm. Then you can use wire the rest of the way up.
Time to listen to some older, wiser heads again methinks.
Do what i wish I'd done earlier - use skylight pespex or aluminium sheeting between flights up to 500mm. Then you can use wire the rest of the way up.