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She is exactly right. Also, if you plan to have tame birds, you must cage them seperately. If not, they bond, become aggressive and have absolutely no want or need for human companionship. Please do a search on cage size. There ARE BASIC MINIMUMS, you need to know. A ringneck needs a large cage jus...

i bought a pair of cinnamon ringnecks 2 months ago. i placed them first in a small cage until i had their cage made. i noticed that the males back of the head is getting bald. then 2 weeks ago i placed them in 2x2x4 cage and the nestbox is outside. i do not seem to think that the feathers at the ba...

i dont cover the cage of my IRN since here in my country got a tropical climate, instead i place a light (6 in the evening until the next morning @ 5am) during night time to avoid night frights (placing the light over the roof of the cage this allow my IRN to sleep).

lol yup! Mines a male too. Must be an ego thing. I am IRN Hear me roar! same act what my Albino IRN Cock Does, everytime that he see me near to his cage, he starts to Roar/Chirp like a scared chicken! and put his head inside his seed/food bowl for a second or two, but when i start to reach the the ...

please post more photo of pet birds....

Hello Curamba and welcome to the group ... From GREY x GREEN you will get for cocks and hens: 50% GREY GREEN split to blue 50% GREEN split to blue (the CAPS being the visual color) This is assuming you have a Single-Factor Grey male and your Green hen is not split to anything. Good luck. Hope you h...

hello! "Mabuhay!" Im Mr. ALan Dean from Philippines. i want to know what can i get from my Ringneck Pair? http://photos.bravenet.com/350/966/031/0/CD826A628A.jpg (above photo courtesy of Jeremy's web page) Gray Cock Green Hen .... they are now just about to lay eggs. thanks and more power to IndianR...