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Re: Sad Canary
Posted by Linda on 12/20/05

From everything I've read, u should not put two males together.
If you don't want to mate, i would get another male and put them
in seperate cages. They will sing back and forth and each have
their own space. Double trouble... in stereo!! Good luck.

Linda

On 12/06/05, Kitty.J wrote:
> On 12/05/05, carol g. wrote:
>> On 12/04/05, Feynman wrote:
>>> My male canary has been sad ever since his girlfriend died
>>> about a year ago. Lately I've been thinking about getting
>>> him a friend, but don't have the time to deal with baby
>>> canaries. Would it be ok to put another male canary in or
>>> would is be better to get a finch (they would be sharing a
>>> large cage)? If so, what kind of finch and gender would be
>>> best?
>> Hi, Feynman;
>> If I were you, if my bird was sad and lonely, I would get
>> him a cage buddy. Just like Micheal L. said, if you get him
>> a bird of the same kind, of the same gender, there will not
>> be any babies and he would no longer be lonely. Birds are
>> flock animals in the wild, why should they be alone in a
>> cage? I would hate to be alone in a cage, if I were a bird.
>> Well, I hope this helps, Feynman,and soon you will have two
>> happy canaries.
>> carol g.
>
>
> Well you could get him a mate just don't let him breed and if
> they do, shake the eggs up or put fake ones in, so no baby
> grows :) But i wouldn't do this once the embryo grows...

Posts on this thread, including this one

• Sad Canary, 12/04/05, by Feynman.
• Re: Sad Canary, 12/05/05, by carol g..
• Re: Sad Canary, 12/06/05, by Kitty.J.
• Re: Sad Canary, 12/14/05, by Doreen D.
• Re: Sad Canary, 12/14/05, by Doreen D.
• Re: Sad Canary, 12/20/05, by Linda.
• Re: Sad Canary, 12/22/05, by Pat.