Prevue Flight Cage (wide, 1/2" bar spacing)
Wide, not tall. Budgies fly sideways, not up, and Carmella proved it the first week.
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Blue, green and yellow, left to right (usually).Carmella is the blue one and the boss. She wakes up first, calls roll, and if anybody's late she lets the whole house know. Plantain (green) is the gentle one who'd rather sit on your shoulder than do anything productive. Plantini (yellow) is the youngest, the loudest, and the one who learned to say "hello" and now says it at 6 a.m. on the dot.
They live together in one wide flight cage, which took me two tries to get right. The three of them have a rotating alliance system I still don't fully understand. Some days it's Carmella and Plantain against Plantini. Some days it's everybody against the mirror.
Wide, not tall. Budgies fly sideways, not up, and Carmella proved it the first week.
Check price on AmazonThe pellet our vet nagged me about until I switched.
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White Pekin, orange bill, black frames.Dabodabo is a white Pekin duck with a big personality and, in our branding, a pair of glasses she did not ask for but has come to accept. She's the face of the channel. If you've seen us on TikTok, you've seen her.
She waddles like she's late for a meeting. She greets the hose like an old friend. She has flooded the patio more times than I can count, and every time she looks proud of it. Her kiddie pool is the most-used object in our yard, and possibly in the neighborhood.
Non-medicated, works for ducks and chickens together. Dabodabo approves loudly.
Check price on AmazonCheaper than a pond, easier to dump. Dabodabo's personal spa.
Check price on AmazonDucks need more niacin than chickens. A spoonful over feed does it.
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Brown feathers, red comb, the same black frames as Dabodabo.Lady Peck got the nickname "Coworker" because when I'm outside working, she's beside me, watching, occasionally pecking a screw out of the pile. She takes coop cleaning day personally. She supervises.
She and Dabodabo are an odd couple. The duck wants to be wet, the hen wants to be dry, and yet every afternoon they nap within a foot of each other in the shade. She lays a brown egg most mornings and announces it like it's the first egg ever laid in history.
Ended our nighttime rodent buffet. Lady Peck learned the step in one afternoon.
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White, deep orange, pale peach, classic gold.Four goldfish, one 40-gallon tank, and more filtration than the tank technically needs, because goldfish are the messiest pets we own and that includes the duck. Snowy is white and the biggest. Pumpkin is deep orange and follows the gravel vacuum around like a puppy. Peaches is the pale one and the shy one. Goldie is, well, gold, and was the first fish and the reason there are three more.
People think goldfish are boring until they watch these four at feeding time. It's a mosh pit.
Big media basket, easy rinse. The workhorse on Snowy's tank.
Check price on AmazonSinking pellets cut the gulping-air problem Peaches had.
Check price on AmazonLiquid drops, not strips. Trust me, I read labels for a living.
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Gray, fluffy tail, zero shame.We didn't get a squirrel. A squirrel got us. He showed up one spring, stole from the chicken feeder, got caught on camera, and became the most-requested character on the channel. He doesn't have a name yet; we're letting the audience decide.
These days he has his own feeder, which was the deal we made: eat from your box, leave the birds alone. He mostly honors it. Mostly.
Watching him figure out the lid is a whole episode of our channel.
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Check price on AmazonThe thing that finally made peace between the squirrel and the wild birds.
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