Hey what’s up bro, I’m from New York City, and I’m just getting in to finches, I just bought 11 of them last week, my question is would they survive in my house basement, it’s finished basement but there is no heat installed yet, I have 5 Gouldian finches , and 5 society finches and 1 shaft tail, I orderd the breeding cage for them, I need your help , so they won’t die would they ? I just subscribed you. So I can ask for help since we both in cold area.
Hi, in my experience the Gouldians will need atleast 19 degrees to be happy. A small space heater may be enough or a heatlamp over a perch. The society finches will be fine but may still need to acclimate and would benefit from a heat lamp.
Certain species can adjust to temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius . I keep java, owl, zebra, society, red head and green singer finches aswell as button quail all through the winter.
I had my 10 x 10 x12 Aviary built off of my screened in porch. I had the builder shingle the roof and enclose the eaves, not only for protection from predators but to help keep the cold out. I put hardware cloth in 4' sections and enclosed the base (2' all the way around the base of the aviary) and insulated between the walls. I do not use ML plastic on the exterior of my aviary, I use clear greenhouse panels, you can buy these at any lumber yard or box store. They are made to collect more light and aren't as opaque. On the screened porch I use the heaviest ML clear shower curtain (cheap at Walmart) I can find and it helps bring in the light. I run a box style heater on my porch which helps to keep the aviary warm + I have an indoor aviary on the porch as well. Good luck, don't give up, people have aviaries in cold weather everywhere! Hope this helps some.
@@lowkeelukes Think about it, You can store them year after year, plastic you can't. These gather much more light as that is what they are designed to do. Heavy Mil plastic is too opaque and can rip in heavy winds, YIKES! Good luck!
@@debbieverret4033 Yes, sounds good, although I've used plastic successfully for 3 or 4 winters already. It even held up to 100 km/hr wind gusts. These days I have to patch up holes made by predators though.
I'm in Toronto. Last winter wasnt cold at all. But the year before I think we touched minus 40 with the windchill. I've not had a bird die from the cold.
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Hey what’s up bro, I’m from New York City, and I’m just getting in to finches, I just bought 11 of them last week, my question is would they survive in my house basement, it’s finished basement but there is no heat installed yet, I have 5 Gouldian finches , and 5 society finches and 1 shaft tail, I orderd the breeding cage for them, I need your help , so they won’t die would they ? I just subscribed you. So I can ask for help since we both in cold area.
Hi, in my experience the Gouldians will need atleast 19 degrees to be happy. A small space heater may be enough or a heatlamp over a perch. The society finches will be fine but may still need to acclimate and would benefit from a heat lamp.
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Great video, ive subscribed 👍
Thanks
Can light is open on night?
Yes, red lights allow birds and other animals to sleep normally.
I really want an Aviary but I'm concerned about the cold(NJ) have you been able to keep them alive during winter?
Certain species can adjust to temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius . I keep java, owl, zebra, society, red head and green singer finches aswell as button quail all through the winter.
I had my 10 x 10 x12 Aviary built off of my screened in porch. I had the builder shingle the roof and enclose the eaves, not only for protection from predators but to help keep the cold out. I put hardware cloth in 4' sections and enclosed the base (2' all the way around the base of the aviary) and insulated between the walls. I do not use ML plastic on the exterior of my aviary, I use clear greenhouse panels, you can buy these at any lumber yard or box store. They are made to collect more light and aren't as opaque. On the screened porch I use the heaviest ML clear shower curtain (cheap at Walmart) I can find and it helps bring in the light. I run a box style heater on my porch which helps to keep the aviary warm + I have an indoor aviary on the porch as well. Good luck, don't give up, people have aviaries in cold weather everywhere! Hope this helps some.
@@debbieverret4033 Awesome, thanks. I'll definitely look into those greenhouse panels.
@@lowkeelukes Think about it, You can store them year after year, plastic you can't. These gather much more light as that is what they are designed to do. Heavy Mil plastic is too opaque and can rip in heavy winds, YIKES! Good luck!
@@debbieverret4033 Yes, sounds good, although I've used plastic successfully for 3 or 4 winters already. It even held up to 100 km/hr wind gusts. These days I have to patch up holes made by predators though.
Where abouts are you in Canada ?
How did the last winter go with your birds.
I want to make an out door aviary in Toronto.
I'm in Toronto. Last winter wasnt cold at all. But the year before I think we touched minus 40 with the windchill. I've not had a bird die from the cold.
@@lowkeelukes Can you do a full video on outside and inside of the aviary construction will be informative for winter weather country bird lovers
i guess I'm quite off topic but do anyone know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?
@Simon Hank Lately I have been using FlixZone. Just google for it =)
@Parker Denver Yea, I have been watching on Flixzone for months myself :)
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Wont they bite wires?
They're too small to damage the wires 👍🏽
Are u getting -15 above out there
It has touched -40 with wind chill!
Im not sure how cold it got inside the aviary but the bird bath is a solid chunk of ice in the morning. I will make a video this winter.
@@lowkeelukes wow same here in Alberta thanks for the info😜
Lmao poor bird
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