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i have always found it harder to teach a bird to speak when it has another bird to listen to unless the other bird already talks IME

at least it has a volume knob

hand reared means it is taken from the nest before pinfeather stage and fed by a human from that stage hand tame is when it is taken after leaving the nest (fledging) and trained so it is used to hands some species need removing before their eyes open to make them tame budgies can be taken up to 2 weeks after leaving the nest and trained, just make sure it is eating seed by itself any bird can be trained if you have the patience and thick skin there are a few auckland bird clubs who can put you onto a breeder

that goes to show a good a talker budgies are

you should thank your lucky stars she doesn't want a drum set

welcome to the forums

lovebirds more bite for your buck a handreared lovebird makes a nice pet not given to talking much though budgies are good talkers so are cockatiels we do all 3 if your down this way

blew the lightbulb in the computer room :oops: can't see to type

melafix contains plant oil the US. patent office http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Pars ... RS=5882647 Shortened version

i think you missed a letter of the alpjabet if not, it is not that sort of forum

welcome to the forums bottlerocket can't help with your tank problem, sorry

i'll go as deep as davey jones locker me heartie

it is not a pretty sight

+1

holy smoking tortoises batman,

fungus and moulds etc are found in the same envirnment as frogs the fluffy one you describe is usually from no air movement try spraying it with water from a spray bottle and see what happens try covering it with mosses http://www.fungi.co.nz/

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heat and eat fish dinners?

give it time to heal sam yes they can see each other

a further 26 drops would be following the dose rate you've posted is hospital tank bare? as sudstrate rocks etc can take up water volume

our old cat would kill any birds (sparrows etc) outside but wouldn't touch the birds inside we had a crimson rosella that flew out the door the cat caught it the next day, brought it inside and dropped it on the kitchen floor alive and not a mark on it cat got extra pats that day

theory is good if you can factor in all variables and possibilities has the cat been informed he is not allowed through the open door or window

it will fly anywhere until the guns come out then it may be a dead duck

so full post would be trying to get a definitive answer on I.D. of some of these plecs must be nigh on impossible until you know the distinguishing features that set one from the other, teeth, scaling. buccal flaps, fin shapes, number of fin rays, colouration, patterning, adult size, clouration changes in fish during its development, potential stress colouration, locational varieties, variation in water quality, current vs filtration, and the very possibility that it made it to NZ as unidentified species and is therefore a good price for the importer, we are just conjecturing as to what it may be

or confused thoroughly so