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Which Lonchura ie.Nun/Mannikin species can be kept together?


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Posted by Samantha A.E. Goodhead on February 22, 2002 at 06:17:39:

I have 3 Zebra cocks - Caramel, Bracken and Clover, and 1 Bengalese cock - Choccy. I like the Zebras a lot but I love the Bengalese. I think I have fallen in love with the species!

Bengalese are so sweet and very intelligent- in my opinion they are on a par with a parrot. Choccy will look you straight in the eye, you can almost tell what he is thinking (not like my budgies, but more like my cockatiels), he will come when called, is very trusting an will come right up to the bars of the cage, he is an excellent parent, oh, and it may be irrelavent but I just had to share- he adores his daily bath! He will sit in the water pot and flick his wings around spraying water all over me and remerge absolutely drenched- his feathers sticking up everywhere and looking so scrawny! Choccy is probably the most adorable bird I have owned, I love him to bits!

Could someone please tell me what Lonchura species eg. Bengalese, Silverbills, Spice Finches, Tri-coloured/White Headed/Black Headed Nuns, or Magpie Mannikins etc.. will live together happily and peacefully. Plus will these get along with my Zebras? Which other finches can I keep with the Lonchuras and Zebras eg. Gouldian, Cherry Finch etc...

I will be keeping the finches in a large outdoor avairy.

Thanks so much for your help,
Samantha.




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