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Re: canary v budgie

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Posted by Betsy Christison on May 13, 2006 at 19:37:11:

In Reply to: canary v budgie posted by tamirra on May 11, 2006 at 10:00:02:

I would be careful because budgies are more aggressive, as you seem aware. You
could put a piece of plexiglas on top of the canary's cage when the budgie is
out...that's what I do with my quaker to keep him from biting the toes of my
budgies and canary when they are out. They like to sit on his cage, and he did bite
off a toe of one of the budgies. The plexiglas still lets light in, but is solid and will
protect your canary and still allow the budgie to sit up there. The canary probably
won't be very interested in him. My canary gets along well with many of my other
hookbills, though. I let him out along with the rest of the birds, but supervise
closely.

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: I would be careful because budgies are more aggressive, as you seem aware.  You 
: could put a piece of plexiglas on top of the canary's cage when the budgie is 
: out...that's what I do with my quaker to keep him from biting the toes of my 
: budgies and canary when they are out.  They like to sit on his cage, and he did bite 
: off a toe of one of the budgies.  The plexiglas still lets light in, but is solid and will 
: protect your canary and still allow the budgie to sit up there.  The canary probably 
: won't be very interested in him.  My canary gets along well with many of my other 
: hookbills, though.  I let him out along with the rest of the birds, but supervise 
: closely.  


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