Our Red Factor Canaries ~ 1

This is my very first upload! :) In this video are my (well, my husband's Canaries lol) Red Factor Canaries singing and feeding their babies. My camera seems to make an annoying sound when it zooms in and out (all on its own!)...so apologies for that lol. Hope you enjoy it, though :)

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Red Factor
• Canaries
• Pets
• Birds
• Canary Singing

[xxxspeeddemonxxx]

hi nice birds, if i was to buy a yellow bird, fife perhaps, could i colour feed it at moulting time and become red? i was hoping to buy a red factor but i only want the breed for the colour, not the breed or shape, i much prefer a fife.

[bethboricua]

Thanks :)

If you buy a yellow Fife or any yellow canary that is not a Red Factor, and you color feed it during the moult, it will go orange not red. Only Red Factors will go red. I hope this helps...Let me know how it goes... =D

[wnrdawwgg]

first one to comment wooot OHD

Teaser in da house

[bethboricua]

LOL!!!

[jomommasmelz]

are they a male and a female? I have a male and female but im afraid he wont sing if hes in the same cag. is that true? also. is it ok for the birds to fight a little? thnx so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MrAndrewaaa]

how red do they get naturaly?

[Allotar]

aaaaw ^_^

[TheOliphaunt]

when you breed birds, you are combining genetic factors. the red factor color is a genetic trait, and thus is in the genome. if you buy a yellow fife and feed it red food then breed it with say, another yellow canary, then you would get a bunch of yellow canaries in the clutch. you can feed the parents anything that you want, but if it is not in the genome, it will not present in the phenotype of the chicks.

[marius883]

LOL what?

they are so cute :D