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Re: For Tim
Posted by tim on 1/22/06
On 1/22/06, Michael L wrote: > Tim, > You mentiond previously that you had bird breeding > experience with other birds, but not lovebirds. > What birds are you familiar with? > Also, where are the offspring of your lovebirds going? > > Michael L I suppose your asking because of the (what you may think are stupid questions)sorry for that but,i have no info on the parentage of the pairs i bought other than the fact that the breeder that put these pairs together did so for the mutations that they would throw and that many were splits. Now as far as birds i have bred parakeets,cockatiels,parrotlets,bluefronts,peachfront and nanday conures,around fifty different breeds of chickens,many breeds of geese and ducks,pheashant,quail,turkeys,guineas etc. Most of these birds i raised in my younger days now that i'm about your age almost 50 and since i was disabled about 7 yrs ago i have slowed down quite a bit along with my stock (i now breed three different types of box turtles and also own four south african leopard tortoises.I still breed parrotlets and just got the lovebirds not long ago. Now as far as the babies go.Some of the babies are spoken for (family and friends)also the local pet store wants some but they want to FINISH them out am im not willing to do that for fear that they will get a babie that i would want to keep for future stock again, because i dont know what i'll get from these guys, also i have reserved a table in my local bird show coming up i can't wait i better leave my checkbook at home!lol Also there is about 5 that i have decided to keep i'm sure when it's all said and done ill probably wind up with more than 5 and as im sure you know its not very hard to sell parrotlets.Also thanks for all your knowledge you bring to the board,i happen to read everything you write i might just learn something. Thanks Tim
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