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Not sure why you are giving them to your sister, but there is nothing like keeping it in the family. You can visit when you want and, as you said, they couldn't be in a better place if your sister loves them! With the same cage and toys and such, I'm sure they'll adapt quickly and I'm sure you will feel better soon enough.
Sometimes, life forces us to do hard things that may feel awful in the short term, but we know are for the best in the long haul...happily, these babies are quite young and will certainly grow to love their new environment. |
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That's a nice gift for your sister. Of course you may have just infected her with the dreaded multiple bird syndrome. Today it's two cockatiels. Tomorrow she will start gazing at conures, amazons, and greys. It's a terrible disease.
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Lol. . . I think Tom has a point there! Watch out for MBS, it'll get you!!
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... Wow your nice... I would never give my birds to my sister.
But then again she is more a dog person.
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Sage (Lucida subspecies female) Tiko (Lucida subspecies male) R.I.P. COD unknown Bella (female) R.I.P. COD unknown
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