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Re: Cordon blue questions
Posted by Molly Rice on 5/26/04
Hi Tiff! I have a pair of bleus but I am very new at this birdkeeping too. From what I have read it does not hurt them to lay eggs, raising the babies is the stressful part. If you don't want babies just take the eggs out. You can also buy fake eggs and put them in the nest for them to "practice" sitting on. They do like to have a nest to fiddle around with so maybe you could put one in their cage, mine sleep in theirs at night. The best book I have found is The Finch Handbook by Barron's, mostly general but very important info. Also you can go to this website and gets lots of info on finches too! http://www.finchniche.com Good luck! On 5/26/04, Tiff wrote: > On 5/22/04, Tiff wrote: > > Hello Any one out there know of a book about these birds? > >> I have a male and female pair of cordons and i'm not realy >> ready yet to attempt breeding them yet, i've read some bad >> stories about it. So my question is is it possible for >> them just to live in one cage togeather without breeding? >> They are in one cage now and they like each other i have >> seen them breed and since i don't have a nest for them it >> ends up in a broken egg at the bottom of the cage. I'm >> fine with that but is it ok for them. >> Also i am haveing real trouble finding any good books on >> these particular finches or waxbills in general, if anyone >> knows any it would be a real help. >> The egg at the bottom of the cage was white and very thin >> looking to me though i don't really know because i havn't >> done this before. >> The cage i have them in is 3 feet long and 2 feet high and >> wide.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Cordon blue questions, 5/22/04, by Tiff.
- Re: Cordon blue questions, 5/26/04, by Tiff.
- Re: Cordon blue questions, 5/26/04, by Molly Rice.
- Re: Cordon blue questions, 5/26/04, by molly Rice.
- Re: Cordon blue questions, 5/27/04, by Tiff.
- Re: Cordon blue questions, 5/27/04, by Molly Rice.
- Re: Cordon blue questions, 5/27/04, by Tiff.
- Re: Cordon blue questions, 5/28/04, by Molly Rice.
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