Lory Chat - A Place to exchange ideas and Information
It is our hope to have breeders, both large and small, share information with those who are just getting into lories and those wanting more information about lories.
Please, no preaching or attitudes - keep it a friendly and worthwhile informational community
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Good question, but not an easy answer - it depends on the
type of lory and the individual birds -- sometimes it goes
great the first time, other times not - it is best to set
the potential pair side by side in separate cages for a
day or two to see how they react to one another - if you have the room, you can divide a large cage down the middle and watch them. After you put them together it is a good idea to watch them for the day to make sure there is no aggression.
sam hatman
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
is it differcult to match mature lories into breeding pairs, or is this a common practice with good results
tin
