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Posted by Timothy Henderson on May 06, 2004 at 09:51:57:

In Reply to: Breeding Parakeets posted by Melinda on May 06, 2004 at 00:44:11:

How are the birds housed? Are the birds in a flight or aviary big enough so that you can walk inside? If that's the case, then you can breed them together. If the birds are now in a large cage, then you should separate the pairs each to one breeding cage.

: I have six parakeets and I want to start breeding them. I see that some of them are ready because the spot a top their nostrils either turned a maroon or brownish color or a dark blue. do I Have to separate them :( ? Is it possible to breed them without separating them?

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: How are the birds housed?  Are the birds in a flight or aviary big enough so that you can walk inside?  If that's the case, then you can breed them together.  If the birds are now in a large cage, then you should separate the pairs each to one breeding cage.

: : I have six parakeets and I want to start breeding them. I see that some of them are ready because the spot a top their nostrils either turned a maroon or brownish color or a dark blue. do I Have to separate them :( ? Is it possible to breed them without separating them? 


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