IndianRingNeck.com

[ullo]

hello every budy my name is amir and i love IRN
i want to adopt IRN (3 to 4 months old)
i live in california, los angeles
if any buddy have an INR the green one please let me know i want one so bad

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[Mikaela]

Huh?
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[ullo]

What ? !

[Donna]

Find a breeder in CA. and buy one. But a good breeder will not sell you one that is only a month old. I Hope

Donna

[ullo]

I am sorry i didnt knew that buying only a month old indianringneck is considered to be bad.
i forgot to mention that i have alot of experince in breeding Indianringneck
but ever since i moved to california i had to give my Indianringneck to my friend for some time and when i went back to get it my friend's family beganing to like my INR i just didnt feel like taking it back
i couldnt find any Indianringneck breeders in california thats how i found this website but the owner of this website doesnt have any available INR
and i dont know when are they gona have one.

[Donna]

[Mikaela]

Where do these people come from?

*looks around at everyone and blinks*

This dude/chick can not possibly be serious. If so, I want a pink elephant, will go nice with many of my outfits.
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[ullo]

ok fine no need to insult whats should be the minimum age of INR if i want to buy one and whats so difficult in breeding a month old INR do i need special terminator from planet X to breed INR

[ullo]

Where do these people come from?

*looks around at everyone and blinks*

This dude/chick can not possibly be serious. If so, I want a pink elephant, will go nice with many of my outfits.

loLLLLLLLLLLLLLll you are so funny and very intelligent

[ullo]

Breeding & Propagation:

Indian Ringnecks are relatively easy to breed. They will reach sexual maturity at about 1 1/2 years of age, but may not breed for 2 or 3 years.

It is best to separate breeding pairs from other ringnecks (in a communal / aviary setting), as they may become aggressive during this time.

Ringnecks kept in an indoor aviary will usually begin breeding in December, while birds kept in outdoor aviaries may be tempted to start in February and in many parts of the world where temperatures are still pretty low -- this can cause problems such as egg binding, chilled eggs, etc. Depending on where you live, you may want to remove the nesting boxes until temperatures are more conducive to successful breeding outcome -- such as April or May. The average clutch size is 3 to 5 eggs. The incubation period lasts an average of 23 days and the babies usually fledge when they are about 7 weeks old



please READ THE bOLD or have some one translate it for you

[Mikaela]

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[Donna]

Ullo First you said you wanted a baby IRN less then a month old then you said you were an experienced breeder. Then you want us to read what you copy and pasted about breeding IRN's. I think you should be the one to read it and I mean ALL of it. I think you need to go back and educate yourself before you come here and insult our intelligence. It sounds like you are the terminator from planet X if you think you can breed a one month old baby


Donna

[ullo]

lol ok fine i give up damit lol

[ullo]

donna even you dont know any thing about INR lol
you own a doggy place why dont u stick to doggies
i am not insulting you its just kinda annoying why people are making a big deal out of small issue its a bird not a human GOd damit
why is every budy so hyper and emotional here.

[lady-lord-be]

well ullo why dont you go and read what people have said go read some posts dont just judge. you CANNOT breed a one month old irn. people here are not being rude. and they DO know what they are talking about.

[Topaz]

Actually I am wodering whether Ullo even knows what an IRN is - I notice all that persons posts say INR (that's a blood thing).
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2 Poodles, 1 Maltese, 1 tiel, 3 INR's
Oh & a hubby

[Donna]

Ullo I see you can read a profile pretty good but the only one getting hyper and emotional is you!!! Does your mommy know you talk like that? I have no more time to waste on you. ROFLMAO


Donna

[lady-lord-be]

i think this thread has made my day. lol

[Peanut]

yup, yup!

[Mattls]

In my understanding, Ullo does not want to breed a 1 month old ringneck, he wants one that is 1 month old that he can adopt.

Ullo, it is recommended to wait until an IRN is between 3-4 months old before you adopt - this will reduce the possibility of diseases and other things that may affect its development. A 4 month old ringneck is still easily young enough to develop a bond with.

Good luck, you might want to locate a breeder in California as not many people put baby ringnecks up for adoption (especially not for free).
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[CatsChair]

If you would like to look at a range of ringnecks, there are a couple of good bird stores in the area that usually have them. One of my favorite spots is the Magnolia Bird Farm down in Orange County-- may be worth driving down and having a look around. Think you will find some great expertise and a range of birds, just in case an Indian Ring Neck is not the perfect fit for your life right now. Alternatively, there are quite a few parrot rescue organizations around and I know they all have a lot of fids that would love a good home.
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[Lauren]

I think this is a small communitcation problem. We cannot judge people through how they write. We cannot judge people full stop.
We all get emotional about our birds because we love each and every one of them and we want them to be treated well.

Amir, I suggest read some posts on here before adopting. Go visit some birdstores and breeders. Get as much information as you can! Then think about adopting. If your looking for a young bird, you should get one around 3 -4 months old and 'fully weaned' which is the best time. If you were a breeder you would know this.
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[ullo]

fewhhhhhhhhhh
thats all i wanted to know khekhe
i was seeking information i came from a very different country where there is no requirement for Indian ring neck age any way
mattls, catschair and psittaculachick been a really good help to me
thank you guys i really appreciate it
the rest of you are insane get your mental evaluation done asap
topaz my bad i am a medical student i am so use to write INR
its a Prothrombin Time for Coagulation study

[Mikaela]

There is something I can judge... and thats language.

Im pretty chill about this and even throw a '****' or such out here or there but there is a sociatal standard, if nothing else concerning vulgarity despite it being plastered on the board.

We DO NOT use the Lord's name in vain HERE. UNDERSTAND? As far as the rest of the thread... Im not dealing this this cat. I dont deal with such.

This is the only communication problem I see. S/He certainly doesnt have problems communicating when it comes to curses and insults.

ullo wrote:

donna even you dont know any thing about INR lol you own a doggy place why dont u stick to doggies i am not insulting you its just kinda annoying why people are making a big deal out of small issue its a bird not a human GOd damit why is every budy so hyper and emotional here.

THIS DONT fly here. We are nice or we leave. Those are the options.

Personally, I think you are a joke... kid with nothing to do... a troll. If an 'INR' means that much to you, straighten up, learn how to act in a group sitting, mature in your posting style and you will be more than welcome.

But the way you are coming in is a sure fire way to ENSURE you get put out.

And thats ALL I have got to say about that.
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[Peanut]

you're absolutley right Mik. well said

[conurelover2007]

Wow I got my Indian Ringneck when it was weaned.

[Gemstone]

we got Amazon before is was fully weaned we finished weaning him
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