Taming baby budgie next to untamed one

[felix]

Hello!

I am really happy that I discovered this forum cause I see that you are really helping people here. 

So how do I start... Year and half ago I got two budgies as a gift (no worries, I would get them myself soon anyway), and I was trying to tame them, but didn't succeed. They were just interested in one another and I felt like I can't do anything about it after trying for really long. And in summer one of them escaped. Don't judge me, please. I know I made a big mistake and I'm still sad about it. So then I decided I'd try to tame him (Felix) again. But he just doesn't seem to cooperate even a slightest bit with me. So I came to a conclusion I should get him company. I got another budgie (also male, 40 days old) but I really don't want to fail at taming this one, so I will do my best and I need help with that. 
First, I don't want them to get used to each other too much before I tame the new budgie because I know the baby will then be afraid of me like Felix(true?) So that's why I cover the Felix's cage when I'm taming the baby and don't let them be out of the cage at the same time. It's been 5 days since I got him and I think we made some progress. He still doesn't want to go out the cage on my finger though, but when I get him out with the stick I can easily get him to step on my finger. He often flies away after a couple of minutes, but for me that's a big deal, and when I say big deal I mean HUGE DEAL. I've never come that far with Felix. 
I want to tame him into a happy budgie that will like me, so now I need advice on how to do that.
I am hoping that if I tame the baby really well, Felix won't be so afraid of me anymore too. Can I hope for that?

Please if you have some advice, write it down. I would really appreciate that:)

[helenmat]

Firstly separate the two cages in different rooms or new bird will be distracted, they should be separate anyway really for quarantine purposes. There are loads of threads on taming on here, here is just one budgerigarsforum.proboards.com/post/20996/thread Start off inside the cage with your new bird and concentrate on step up and getting him used to your hand, tempt him with millet or other treat. When you are confident that he will stay on your finger you can then let him out. Keep at it though every day, you need to keep up with the training or they will loose it. It will take longer with your first bird but it can be done. Talk softly and blink and wink as you approach. You need to show your birds that they have no reason to fear you. Once they trust you it will be easier.

[felix]

Thank you for answer:)
Well the problem is I can't really have them in separate rooms:/ I'll try my best to do that.

[helenmat]

Just as far away from each other as possible, if you can’t then stick with covering one bird while you train the other.

[felix]

Update: I carried new budgie with his cage into another room and tamed him there. So I plan to move him into that room as soon as possible. He got enough courage to climb onto my shoulder and got in my hair. I think he really likes to hide somewhere. He is still a bit afraid and sometimes flies off my finger pretty fast, but I think we are making great progress

[helenmat]

It sounds like good progress, well done.

[Hezz]

It sounds as though things are moving forward fairly well, but be prepared for set-backs. After a week or so, you might find that your new bird is not so keen on doing those things that you had been practising before. This is perfectly normal; just take a deep breath and go back to what you were doing, you might have to go right back to the basics, but you must continue through this phase otherwise you and your bird will never get anywhere.

[felix]

Okay, thank you for this information because I'd definitely think that I've done something wrong when that happened. I'm sooo happy that he isn't afraid of me. I was pretty desperate because of Felix but now I'm getting completely different picture about budgies. It's really awesome feeling