hii, thx for having me in this forum

Hii All

My name is Eric n thx for letting me in
I'm Living in Indonesia, n currently i have 2 canary [Female yellow, Male yellow black]

fxign wrote:Hii All

My name is Eric n thx for letting me in
I'm Living in Indonesia, n currently i have 2 canary [Female yellow, Male yellow black]

Welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy

Red devil wrote:

fxign wrote:Hii All

My name is Eric n thx for letting me in
I'm Living in Indonesia, n currently i have 2 canary [Female yellow, Male yellow black]

Welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy

thx
i find this forum is very usefull for me

If you are thinking of going into canaries seriously and you are looking at coloured canaries
Then a some countries either show clear birds or selfs and they generally don't mix them.

If you go in the coloured canary type's then in each section you will find "Identification Stickies" where you see most of the different colours available at the present.

Red devil wrote: If you are thinking of going into canaries seriously and you are looking at coloured canaries
Then a some countries either show clear birds or selfs and they generally don't mix them.

If you go in the

i still learning this as a hobby
i'll keep this two as a learning process

and i'll ask for advice if i want to buy new canary

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Thats ok and I'm sure any number of us will help with advice if needed.

If I was you I would try and find out if there are any Canary Clubs or Cage Bird Societies in your area.
From there you should find information about specialist Clubs that just deal with one type of canary.
As there are some like 100 different varieties of canary and more being added yearly,
Even in our variety there are some where in the region of 60 - 80 different colours and mutations,
This is just a note to show you how vast the canary movement is and not trying to frighten you.


I hope you find this helpful

Red devil wrote: Thats ok and I'm sure any number of us will help with advice if needed.

If I was you I would try and find out if there are any Canary Clubs or Cage Bird Societies in your area.
From there you should find information about specialist Clubs that just deal with one type of canary.
As there are some like 100 different varieties of canary and more being added yearly,
Even in our variety there are some where in the region of 60 - 80 different colours and mutations,
This is just a note to show you how vast the canary movement is and not trying to frighten you.


I hope you find this helpful

yes, this is very helpful for me
i live in an island far east from the central island on indonesia
i try to googgle for canary club in indonesia and i think there is none of it
guess i have to look for some information at the breeders on the other island

in here the most expensive color is red and the cheapest is between yellow / white

i bought mine for about $70 usd each, handling n transportation fee by bus 40$ usd

welcome to the forum Eric

Welcome to the forum Eric hope you enjoy, and ask anything you like about the birds there is bound to be someone on here to answer your questions, there are a lot of people on here with years of experience, there are also people like myself who is still learning. Peter