Thankyou

Thankyou

Thankyou Mr. Aviary

Thankyou

Gracias amigo

Gracias amigo lo aprecio. Saludos.

Nice lol that was fast !

lol almost like the wild in that aviary

Thankyou, and yes i will make a video showing how I put the fake christmas tree branches. Most of the birds really love to make their nest in there.

Yes I think it’s a great idea and it intrigued me when I heard you mentioned it in the video, just wondering how you shape it etc

Gracias amigo y claro que si hare un video enseñando como preparo las jaulas con esos pedasos de arboles de navidad.

Thankyou. Ive been thinking about that for a while might add some quails in the future

yeah and i am waiting for your that video when you will be releasing quil in your Aviary :-)

Hopefully soon, its one of the videos on the to do list.

Hola Jorge ahi en el video lo explique pero en ingles. Si quieres enviame un mensaje por face book y ahi te envio unas fotos para que veas como differenciar estas aves facebook.com/paradise.aviary.5

Yes be patient most finch eggs will hatch 13-14 days after incubation start. Sometimes its very hard to see exactly when the finches start to incubate so we could be 1 day off or so. They should hatch by tomorrow or the next day if all were fertile. Try you best to not check and give them space so they dont toss once they hatch.

Paradise Aviary omg was so stressed. Came to see three of them hatched. They’re adorable. Thank you for all the amazing info. I took one of them to hand feed ( after a day) and as your recommendation I wanna keep the baby wipe warmer at 95 but it’s a little colder and if I close the lid or almost close it then the humidity will rise. Lol it’s a whole lot of work. Hopefully it will surive.

So glad they hatched. You can also take the baby once its about a 1week old or a week and a half by then irs a bit more feathered and easier to handfeed, you also dont have to worry about the temp as much because by this time they have a few feathers coming out. The baby wipe warmer is a great tool but has to be used right just play with it a bit till you get the right temp and humidity inside. Wish you the best !

Paradise Aviary thank you very much, words are fruitless to say how much your channel had helped me realize some of my desires to care for finches. You’re very generous and patient with your subscribers. Much appreciated bro. One last question, now they are 11 days old and almost 1\3rd feathered and until how long do I need to keep them in the incubator? It says in your other video till they are 15 days old. Is that true? Does it apply to owl finches as well? Because at 11 days old even when I bring them out of incubator to feed them they kinda shiver from cold it’s like 74 degrees outside lol

Thankyou for you kind words it makes me extremely happy to know that ive been able to help you and other in this beautiful hobby. Some species take a few days longer to feather up than others theres no set day exactly to remove them from the brooder, but usually by day 15-20 the chicks will be almost completely feathered and this is when I pull them out. You can also wait until they deside to fledge for themselves and that is a sure sign they are ready to be out of the "nest/brooder" without the need for heat. Keep inmind that owls like to return to a nest at night to roost so once the chicks fledge the brooder i would make sure to offer a nest of some sort so they can roost at night.

Be very carefull with scatt it should never be given to young birds. Sounds like he might have an upper respiratory infection ive had this happen before with chicks that are handfed. I give them a 4in1 full spectrum antibiotic. What antibiotic do you have available ?

Paradise Aviary I bought Tetratex Broad Spectrum Antibiotic from morning bird

That shoulf help with the upper respiratory infection. Add one level teaspoon (5ml) of TETRATEX to 8 fl. oz. (236 ml) of clean distilled drinking water then use that water to make the hand feeding formula for the chick.

Paradise Aviary thank you very much. You’re a lifesaver! 🙏🏻

your welcome glad to help