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Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Thread Started on Nov 6, 2009, 6:10am »
finnaly yesterday two of the four little eggs hatched at 21 an19 days old

i didn't expect them to be so tiny

mum and dad are doing a great job there little crops are full and seem to be happy
and they are so tiny
yay so proud of my little birdies
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #1 on Nov 6, 2009, 9:55am »
Congratulations hope the other two eggs hatch too!! :P
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« Reply #2 on Nov 6, 2009, 12:00pm »
great news :)
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #3 on Nov 6, 2009, 1:09pm »
How cute, And congratulations. :)
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #4 on Nov 6, 2009, 7:52pm »
Upon closer inspection i discovered that a third egg has hatched
its surpriseing on how they've put the eggshell (the small bit squashed in side the bigger bit) so very cute i love the lil fluff balls and also so tiny(i know ive been repeating this a bit but i really am amazed on how small they are

so tommorow will be expecting the fourth one hatched

also would i be able to breed one of next years clutch with one from my new tiel and one from this one? if this makes sense to anybody

help would be nice with the above question

Thanks, Brodie

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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #5 on Nov 7, 2009, 8:50am »
Well done Brodie good to hear your family is growing.
I'm not sure I've got this right but you want to breed one of these bubs with a bub from a clutch of another pair is that right. If they aren't related that is fine but it's best to let the parents be at least a year old before you try to breed from them.
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #6 on Nov 7, 2009, 2:52pm »
i've got a 3 month old cinnamon whiteface pearl that im going to breed with a bub from this clutch but the question is if i can breed one of next years from t and p with one from the new tiel and bub from this cluth??????

had a look today all hached yaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy so so excited
wil show some pictures in the picture section(cuz i can't figure out how to put them in here)
now all thats left is step back and watch them grow
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #7 on Nov 7, 2009, 4:55pm »
congrats1 :) i love baby teils they are soooo cute and yes very tiny lol ive had a terrible season with my ringnecks lost 3 babies fully formed in shells but didnt hatch and died and my fav lutino male ringneck last week :'( on the flip side out of 8 eggs i have one baby 9 days old now from my green ringnecks all i can put it down to is wrong humidity in the boxes ::)

love yr piccie in the photo section i call them little fluffy bumble bees lol
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #8 on Nov 7, 2009, 7:52pm »
Congratulations Brodie,

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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #9 on Nov 7, 2009, 11:05pm »
Brodie what you would basically get is, if I understand correctly, a baby from this clutch, call it bird A, paired with your new bird............they will produce a clutch next year (if you're lucky ;)) and one of those babies (bird B) will be paired up with one of T and P's babies from their clutch next year, which makes that baby the aunty/uncle of bird B so still related but 2nd generation but I wouldn't personally........

Anyone else have any thoughts??
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #10 on Nov 8, 2009, 12:22pm »
ok thanks
they seem to have grown already
i've got two 3 day olds 1 2 day old and 1 1day old
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #11 on Nov 9, 2009, 1:55pm »
If Claudia has it right, then i wouldnt be doing it either. im sure there is another way to do it ;D congrats on your bubs how are they??
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #12 on Nov 9, 2009, 5:07pm »
Ok sharnt be doing that then
the bubs have grown again crops nice and full, parents doing a brilliant job
Can't wait to see what i have ;D ;D
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #13 on Nov 14, 2009, 8:11pm »
hi brodie just wondering how your babies are? what colour is the fluff?? have yo got any pictures yet??
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Re: Phoenix and Tajja's first ever clutch
« Reply #14 on Nov 14, 2009, 9:36pm »
The fluff is yellow
they've started to get pins on there wings and there head theres two with yellow on the head and one with grey and the youngest is just getting his/hers through but can't see what colour and on the wings they're all grey
and there eyes are starting to openand it looks like one has red/pink eyes (odd) o well will have to wait and see until all open
will upload some piccies tommorow
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