Recent content by JenS9

Boise.

Anyone want a little serama boy? He's from CDS's Stewart I beleive (I would have to double check), and hatched in December. He's a pretty dark brown color, and smooth. Please PM, cause I tend to miss posts! Free to a good home! Please note seramas do not mix well with the cold, so he will...

I also have a Brinsea Mini Advance that I'm thinking of parting with. I haven't had good luck with my girl to boy ratios over here, and think I might just go back to getting already started chicks. Used for two hatches, and then stuffed back into the box. Retails for $150, I'd like to get...

Gone, thank you!

Set my eggs last night, and gave the extra two that wouldn't fit in my incubator to my broody silkies. Yay!

My big girls haven't gotten along too well with the youngin's when I've tried to put them together, when it was warmer and we were able to have outside time. They were interested, but kept pecking them on their heads and such. If they had all gotten along, I'd of left them out with my two...

Aw, poor guy! They can be expensive little things to keep! I've had an eye infection too, thankfully it wasn't too bad. But man was it fun to put those drops in and give meds (not!). I've also had a rescue that I had to have surgery on his.. we'll call them man bits... twice in a row, that...

They can be shipped through airlines for $150 via United, or $250 via Delta. Though I don't like to do Delta unless I HAVE to. lol.

I used to breed. I'm down to my last two joeys to find homes for. Getting out of them because they are hard to keep up with with my health issues, and trying to school people on how to properly take care of them when they either don't care or don't want to listen is just too much for my...

5.5 weeks! Almost have all of their big kid feathers. If it were still warm I'd stick them out, but we've been getting to freezing or close to it. :(

I see, thanks! I don't breed (can't have boys here), but the info is good to know! It drives me nuts when they call colors things that they aren't (like self blue when there is no blue). We're starting to run into people doing that with sugar glider coloring, and it just makes me want to rip...

I only had 3, so it was totally worth it. LOL.

I thought lavender was a variant of blue?

I had them DNA sexed. :)

I don't know the genetics of it, but I know porcelain is also called "self blue cream", so there's blue in there somewhere!