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Wednesday, October 7th, 2009
Vermicompost is actually a good choice for people which like to conserve the nature… it is totally nature and hopefully many people will support vegitable which is grown with vermicompost or other organic compost.
Here is some photo of my vermicompost site..
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Monday, May 25th, 2009
Today, 7am… I somehow observed that my female docurps cockatoo is a bit agressive. She try to ‘catch’ the male. This is the first time I saw or heard about this behavior. Normally, for a cockatoo, the male will be agressive and try to attack the female if it is in their breeding condition. however, [...]
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Saturday, October 25th, 2008
Last tuesday I found that some of the adult sugar glider try to attack a baby sugar glider. Therefore, I decide to take out the baby and handfeed it.
The baby glider still not open her eye yet, but she is quite active and drink her milk well. Here is some of her photo.
Everything is fine, [...]
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Thursday, September 4th, 2008
Today in the afternoon, I saw my ducorp’s cockatoo copulating again. I m not sure why, but I think they are laying eggs and copulating very frequent this year… in this 3-4 month alone, I think they start to lay eggs about 3-4 times already…
Hopefully the female is okay with this…
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Monday, August 18th, 2008
This afternoon, I decide to take another egg from my ducorps cockatoo and put it into my brinsea incubator. I am not sure how the result will be, but hopefully It is success.
In the meantime, I put some grass into the nestbox. this is because I observed that there are no more nesting material left [...]
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Sunday, August 17th, 2008
On 10 of August 2008, I put one Ducorps cockatoo egg into my Brinsea incubator. It will take abou 28 days for the egg to be hatch if nothing gone wrong.
Last night I candle the egg and saw some development inside. Hopefully it went well. In the cage, I think there are more eggs, Maybe [...]
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Saturday, October 20th, 2007
Today I make some observation about my breeding pair of my Ducorps cockatoo. Well, it is a good news actually.
I saw the female outside the nestbox. at first I am a bit worried that they will left the nestbox. However, I found that the male is actually incubating the egg while the female is outside. [...]
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Friday, October 19th, 2007
Last Wednesday night, I check the ducorps cockatoo again… Seem like no luck for me..
The Female come out from the nestbox to take her treat… normally she will go back after eating. however, this time I saw her playing around for some times and not rush back to her nest box like few days back. [...]
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Friday, October 12th, 2007
Last night the female come out for about 5 minutes to eat the long bean, carrot and apple that I provide for them.
Since it is a bit dark, I cannot see her feather clearly. however, I can see some stain at her chest and also her right wings.. I am worried if their eggs cracked. [...]
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Sunday, October 7th, 2007
Yesterday I received a reply from the wildlife department. The letter stated that they have received my application letter to keep and breed pangolin. It also inform that the meeting will be held on 23 of October 2007 and they will table my case to the discussion…
Well, let see if I can have the license [...]
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