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Re: Mom wants new nest, but has babies...

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Posted by Evelyn on May 04, 2004 at 12:15:28:

In Reply to: Re: Mom wants new nest, but has babies... posted by Timothy Henderson on May 04, 2004 at 11:08:03:

: Putting the hen (or the babies and the father) in a different cage is the best bet. DO watch that he is feeding the babies.

: Provide plenty of nestling food and soaked seed. In a few days they will start eating on their own.

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: : My female canary has 2 babies that are 14 days old. She has been trying to start a new nest, with these chicks in the existing one. Should I put her in another cage & leave male to care for the babies? Oh, she is also fighting with him...not a lot. She did that before laying her eggs & I was quite surprised when 2 of them hatched! I never saw them breeding.

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: : Putting the hen (or the babies and the father) in a different cage is the best bet.  DO watch that he is feeding the babies. 

: : Provide plenty of nestling food and soaked seed.  In a few days they will start eating on their own.

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: : : My female canary has 2 babies that are 14 days old.  She has been trying to start a new nest, with these chicks in the existing one.  Should I put her in another cage & leave male to care for the babies?  Oh, she is also fighting with him...not a lot.  She did that before laying her eggs & I was quite surprised when 2 of them hatched!  I never saw them breeding.


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