Me too!!! Me too!!!I'll likely forget this thread and mention the name mistake myself. Give it a few months.........
I have a full spectrum grow light led with parchment paper to diffuse it.@Zaphradoo is that just a coloured bulb in a lamp or are you using special lighting? I only as because the colour looks like a reptile lamp - that can burn their skin and cause cataracts.
To be honest you'll be fine with just a normal domestic led bulb over the cage. The problem is there's no green in those growlights - that could cause behaviour problems later. Let them seeI have a full spectrum grow light led with parchment paper to diffuse it.
Is this ok? Or should I invest in a specific bird light?
Ok thanks!! I will switch their lightingTo be honest you'll be fine with just a normal domestic led bulb over the cage. The problem is there's no green in those growlights - that could cause behaviour problems later. Let them see
A moment of pedantry: if there's no green it isn't full spectrum.
Incorrect.You really don't know till (12?) weeks in. Female is pink or brown, and male is blue or purple. Good Luck!
Thank you for correcting me!Incorrect.
Budgies can be sexed as early as 3 weeks of age. Unless you're referring to their adult colour which is typically around 8 months of age. Young females are always pale blue, males are pink/violet.
The Internet is full of bad information.
Also adult colour will remain a very pale blue/white in adult females or slowly change to a tan/brown given breeding condition. Adult males will be deep blue or pink (in certain mutations.)Incorrect.
Budgies can be sexed as early as 3 weeks of age. Unless you're referring to their adult colour which is typically around 8 months of age. Young females are always pale blue, males are pink/violet.
The Internet is full of bad information.
Yes I have natural perches tooAlso, just an extra thing I noticed in one of the pictures: It looks like the budgies are sitting on a sand-perch?? If so I recommend taking that out of the cage unless you have plenty of natural wood perches in there besides to sand-perch because sand-perches can irritate the bottom of your budgies' feet.
Ok, that's good. Just make sure that you have a ton of natural perches for every sand perchYes I have natural perches too