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well, I like those odds better than green!!! LOL, yes, her nails are clear (the ones she has left, poor baby!!!) hes feet/nails are.. okay, going upstairs to look closer... yeah, his are darker, the nails definitely a grey, and hers are definitely clear. My main thing for looking at her and thinking...

oooh, thanks! so I'm kinda almost close to a rainbow.. hmmm what ARE the steps to get the rainbows? oohhh, Maybe she'll be worth it in the long run, eh? oh yeah: edit: I'm pretty sure shes not just a cinn, she looks like a grey/green cinnamon (via pictures, shes too dark/cloudy for just a cinn, with...

great deal? I haven't been sure, since the ages are unknown, splits are unknown, history is unknown, and they are turq and cinn, two fairly common colors that in some areas you can buy for 150-175 a piece.

I'm pretty sure that the male is an ex-hand tamed bird still. just the way he acts.

he was sold as a turquoise. I really have NO idea, since he has funny colors, I thought all turquoise's look different, since the shading is different. I'm hoping for pretty babies, I already have one sold (for half price to a boss) if it comes out NOT yellow they were $400 for both, and a much smal...

I wonder how far of a drive it is from here to there

now I'm kidding, but they sure are ADORABLE

I'm asking because I plugged cinnamon female and turqu. male into a calculator and..

got 100% visual greens. But I think the cinnamon mutation is more complex than that calculator does, since I was looking at pictures with cinnamon/blues/greys

its for BOTH. they CAN fly in it too. its mostly so that they don't have accidents like the one posted about. If you want a more of a flying type thing, there are figure 8 harnesses (like, a cat one) bird sized. edit: heres another pic from that sight, a bird in flight http://bestplacebythefire.com/...

hmm, thats what they are called. Those are bad pictures, but its kinda.. well, its cute in its own way. hes a site with pictures.. its an Australian sight, so the sizing is different.. but m it has a pouch, so if you take your FID out and about, it poos in there (for those of us that don't have succ...

I took some quick pics of my lory in her little-bit-oversized and hated flightsuit. when her tail and flightfeathers grow back out, and she gets a tinsey little bigger, it'll fit more correctly sorry bout the picture size, its kinda big, but its true-to life!!! HAHA. But, invest in one of those, and...

do you ship?



you THINK I'm kidding.. HA

I don't mean it like that, but am I just going to get visual greens from my turquoiseblue male/cinnamon female pairing? pics here: m and, since I'm pretty sure that the pairing will be, well, of no consequence unless they have some funny split... what would be good to match a devoted cinnamon female...

I hope to, someday!!! the female lost her tail feathers in the nest box last season, they had eggs, but none hatched at the previous owners. They are being passed around, and I think this'll be the end of the road for them! They make the cutest sounds the wood is pine, the paint is the krylon latex ...

just realized that I only posted pics of Relish looking fluffed, hes not really fluffy./.. http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z65/Swanwillow/3011.jpg http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z65/Swanwillow/3003.jpg http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z65/Swanwillow/3012.jpg http://i192.photobucket.com/albu...

well, sorta, I introduced myself in the breeders forum, but HI! I'm from Northern MN, have 2 kids, 2 dogs, a cat, and three parrots altogether.. blueberry is my lory, and Relish and Mustard are my IRN parakeets excuse the cage, its my first attempt at a cage, the paint is the H2O latex paint from Kr...

oh, I forgot to post this

to put it bluntly, they chopped off the last half if his wing that contains the flight feathers so that he can't fly anymore. from WIKI Pinioning is the act of surgically removing the pinion joint, the joint of a bird's wing farthest from the body, to prevent flight. The bones removed when pinioning...

northern hemisphere, northern MN... I got a wait!!!

new cage.. almost up and running. I re-attached the nest box, and the female decided nope, not good enough. SOOO, leave it off for now? when do I put it back on/in? and which is better, on I'm assuming for ease to see babies? is a nice, 3feet long, 3 feet tall, and 2 feet wide good enough? the one t...

oh hes still mean as heck. Tried to rip my fingers off unless I have a treat for him in them!!!

is it strange to be getting breeding behaviors this much out of season? the female is doing the bubbling noises, the male head bopping, some mounting going on...

how strange silly birds

they are in the cage they came in, its 2x2x3~ish ft. not NEARLY big enough imo. need double that!!! I'm getting the supplies to build them a new one. no pics yet; have to steal... err, borrow, the in-laws digi cam again. They are settling in quite well. I'm pretty sure the male was hand tamed at one...

Hi, I just got a pair of breeder IRN's... the male is a turquoise and the female cinnamon. don't know if they are split to anything, or anything special (other than not being green or blue) couple of questions: The female is more or less obsessive about her nest box, so I'm told. ie; she never leave...