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Post by robert on Jun 17, 2008 13:02:41 GMT 10
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Post by vankarhi on Jun 18, 2008 19:02:05 GMT 10
well they sound like real little characters dont they ;D
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Post by Karen on Jun 18, 2008 22:42:59 GMT 10
I love Kaks, especially their little machine gun type 'laugh'. Even non handraised ones become reasonably tame pretty quickly.
Only problem is their not a really cuddly bird but they sure are little monkeys!
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Post by Laraine on Jul 14, 2008 9:59:54 GMT 10
I bought my first pair of Kaks at the Castle Hill markets yesterday, cinnamon female and green male. I don't know much about them except that I have seen them in New Zealand. They are 2 years old.
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Post by robert on Jul 14, 2008 10:37:02 GMT 10
Laraine,lovely to see you have your Kaks.THey are extremely active. They never seem to stop. You might like to click on the URL above and then go to links below . from Robert and Precious
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Post by summit on Jul 14, 2008 11:13:54 GMT 10
Congrats on the Kaks Laraine. As I am sure you know by now they are real charactors.  The trick with Kaks is to give them plenty of greens along with the usual feeds. They devour anything green, even grass. They often lay between 5 and 12 eggs, make sure any box you give them is large enough to accomodate a huge nest full. (mine lay on average 9 eggs per clutch) |
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Post by Karen on Jul 14, 2008 22:08:10 GMT 10
They really love their baths too.
Don't forget the chillies.
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Post by Laraine on Jul 15, 2008 13:37:48 GMT 10
I often give my birds winter grass and thistles which they love. I've heard you can give birds chillies but haven't been game enough to give them but have them growing. This morning they were eating little pieces of carrot which I was happy about.
Are they friendly with other birds, haven't decided where to put them yet?
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Post by robert on Jul 15, 2008 13:51:32 GMT 10
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