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to get technical the Honey Gourami or Honey Dwarf Gourami was first described by Hamilton, F. [buchanan] in 1822 as Colisa Chuna, today it is described as Trichogaster chuna.

welcome have a good stay

try these guys, see if they are doing a run http://shintoshuffle.synthasite.com/poultry.php

beak does look like salvins but may still be holding some juvenile colouration will check underwing he held the squid down

it is a good day when we learn something new

you would need a bigger flat phoenix, with a pond as well

very good alan, is there another angle to see this from? or is life a polyhedron? when you have been doing something for awhile you can amass a wealth of experience and knowledge on the matter also you meet or become involved with a lot of people along the way, and like it or not you can be regarded as an "expert" in the field you are in be it hobby, business or just life unfortunately some people think that what you say is a fact and believe it blindly a good example of this is "but the pet shop told me that" many believe that if you work in a pet shop you must be knowledgeable and know what you are talking about i feel we have an obligation to tell the truth or at least let people know it is only our opinion or experience insert disclaimer about this post being just my opinion based on my experience

they have different croaks also but i think can interbreed

probably moving the eggs is your best option the divider couldn't be see through as there will still be a line of sight

+1 to what lyndy said

it is cockatiel for hey everybody here i am he is getting to that age, young man wants to be attractive to the opposite sex he might settle down when he matures more you can try distracting tricks when he starts, a water pistol can work when he starts to screech a squirt will usually divert his attention away from the screeching repetition and consistency is vital though don't squirt him from too close a range also try covering his cage when he starts as well some use a clicker as a diversionary tool if he is on you does he shut up? phoenix may have some other tricks to share

what sort of shovel? wide mouth?

super glue no not serious how long has he been screeching for?

let rusty at him or i can send down this guy more bite for your buck

white with a bit of blue alright?

where would you house it sam they have problems with their feet if they are on a hard surface for too long these birds are lucky to touch land between breeding seasons

some info here http://www.malawicichlidhomepage.com/ot ... us_sp.html

force feeding is fun as the beak is razor sharp on the edges

Mr Albie Tross said he can give phoenix a peck on the cheek if he wants

yes beautiful bird, not very agressive at the moment just wants to be left alune the fun part will be when i force feeding the pilchards down that beak Bullers Albatross me thinks unusual to find one on the mount main beach must have been rough at sea

This bird arrived today Seems to be alright just a bit exhausted