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Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 12 Apr 2012, 23:11
by jusdeb
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Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 12 Apr 2012, 23:16
by HARVEY123456789
deb there amazing i have seen a 99.9 percent pure white ruddie i was tempted to get a net catch it out n run hhehe only joking . but this bird was amazing but sadly didnt make it past it first year (Note this bird WAS Not mine was a mates)

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 12 Apr 2012, 23:17
by vettepilot_6
Is just the photos or do Harvey's Ruddy's look a little like pink ones instead of normal reds? :eh:

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 12 Apr 2012, 23:18
by HARVEY123456789
there is alot of pinks going around latley that are been sold as Just Normal Ruddies There was some at the breeders i got the canarys from today he just gave them to me as normal but there pinks not shore on price diffrents to them but pinks are alot nicer to red i post a pic tomarrow of two pairs together , pinks and reds ,

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 12 Apr 2012, 23:20
by Brett
We put the covers on overnight and the get good morning sun

Bretto :thumbup:

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 12 Apr 2012, 23:29
by Brett
I forgot to mention that these birds where avairy breed,the breeder said they will be hardy.
I asked him about covering his avairys over winter and he does not.
By the looks of his birds(lots) they where all in perfect order.

Bretto

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 12 Apr 2012, 23:31
by HARVEY123456789
i dont breed anything in side , becasue if its not god enough to surviure out side in a aviary its not good enough to sell to anyone,

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 13 Apr 2012, 08:27
by djb78
Brett/Harvey I hope that they are a strong pair and go good for you, breeding season starts around Oct and goes through to about march, they can breed in cabinets or aviery and like cane baskets or to build their own in a bush, fine grsaaes and feathers are their main building materials but they can use others aswell. Once going they can breed like zebs and are on average good parents, not to much peeking. Live food is a must to have good strong clutches but I have seen some young coke out of nests with none but not as good results as the young feed with live food.

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 13 Apr 2012, 09:41
by Diane
Lovely birds, you will know when they are starting to breed as the cock bird seems to always have a white feather in his beak. As mentioned before they love white feathers and stuff the nest full.

Re: My new Ruddies

Posted: 13 Apr 2012, 11:27
by finchbreeder
Nice pair of finches. They do look pinker than mine. Ah so it's white feathers I need to tip this pair the rest of the way into action.
LML