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Re: My Birthday Present
Posted: 21 Jul 2013, 16:14
by wildbill
i sold my last pair of red face stars for $20 -just to move them. pretty sure they were a pair but i got that wrong with the yellow fronted mutation. actually the dealer was colour blind. one thing you must remember in the bird world - just because were have birds doesn't mean were are all nice guys...........although i have been lured by the $$$$$$$$$$$ -its been paying not selling.
some of my best rip -off's were from dealers. 2 pair heavy pied cordon $750 plus freight. when arrived - got one heavy pied and 3 with hardly any white at all. dealer said they will come good after their molt......2 years later which moult.
where was that place birds are we - birds are you - i will leave that between US

Re: My Birthday Present
Posted: 21 Jul 2013, 16:54
by Mands
Hi Wildbill.
I thought it was only us the inexperienced ones that got ripped off. I bet you were moulting yourself when they didn't turn out as you wanted.
It is my actual birthday today and i am more than happy with the ones i got 'ripped off' with. They are doing just fine.
As you are not in Melbourne you wouldn't know where i got them from although he said he does sell a lot interstate. But i doubt he cares at all.
Re: My Birthday Present
Posted: 21 Jul 2013, 17:54
by casehulsebosch
A belated happy birthday from me!
One bitten, twice shy and unfortunately it's all part of the learning curve.
I am really posting to let all you knowledgable people now that there are plenty of stars being bred in cages/cabinets in Europe.
One of my friends alone has 10 pairs breeding in cages. So there! lol
Cheers, Case, currently in the top half NT.
Re: My Birthday Present
Posted: 22 Jul 2013, 16:39
by vettepilot_6
casehulsebosch wrote:A belated happy birthday from me!
One bitten, twice shy and unfortunately it's all part of the learning curve.
I am really posting to let all you knowledgable people now that there are plenty of stars being bred in cages/cabinets in Europe.
One of my friends alone has 10 pairs breeding in cages. So there! lol
Cheers, Case, currently in the top half NT.
Case thats all well n good...but dont think its the same in Aussie....would take quite a few years n a lot of heartbreak to get that to happen here...all our birds are used to the bigger size cages/aviaries n dont think beginners should even attempt it IMO