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THANKS THEY ARE LONG GONE!!!!!!!!!!

Neokireina wrote:A location might really help in this case

Since for some it may be impossible due to distance and customs laws.

YES, you ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT, i am in Logan, UT, USA.

thanks;
ravi

Hi Guys; I have a DNA sexed hand fed Indian ringneck, she is less then a year old. Very friendly, and steps up readily. Loves to ride on my shoulder. I am trying to reduce my birds as i will be moving. On a great diet of FEED, sprouts, pellets, fruits and seeds. Wnat $150 + shipping, please email me...

Forgot to mention, the price($500) includes a carrier and shipping!!!, the only reason i am selling them is i am moving to boston and moving with 10 birds is not fun.

I am in logan, UT but i can ship, i can also email you the pics if you are interested.

let me know either way.

ravi

Hi Aaron;
the best thing to put in is pine shavings which are readily available. Yes, you have to put it in the box for them, good luck!!. let us know how it goes. Also it is a good idea to put some sevine powder to prevent any insects.

Oops!!, i have been doing the opposite, thanks a lot for your suggestion i will do it the other way, hopefully it will work out.

Hi Guys; I just bought a pallid-ino male(spit to a blue or turquoise) for my turquoise female, but she seems to be very aggressive to him, i am trying to gradually bring them toghether but whenever they are out of their separate cages she seems to have a go at him, i know that they will take time to...

considering this is her second time, i would just put it with the dove, was your female a hand fed one, if she was then its not that surprising.
either way you should use the doves to incubate it.

ravi

Hi Guys; I have a proven, bonded pair of Indian ringnecks for sale. The male is a rare turquoise-grey/cinnamon and the female is a cinnamon-turquoise. They are a proven pair wich take care of babies well, and they will parent-raise. This year they gave me 9 babies in 7 color combinations. They can p...

Thanks for all the replies, i just got the DNA result and she is a female, so what are my options now

I am just looking for one that will produce a violet one.

Thanks;
ravi

Hi Guys;
I was just talking to a breeder and she said that i should not handle my IRN too much as he will not be a good breeding parent?, is that true, i have not had this problem with my cockatiels.
Any input will be appreciated.

ravi

I have a Turqouise male IRN and would like to buy a female for her, what color should i buy to get the best possible color in the babies?

thanks;
ravi