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Donovan wrote:Mr Bell flirts with his shadow, his reflection (in certain mirrors), his favorite toy, me, and literally an old screw in the wall.

If they like it, they'll display for it and hope it likes them back.

Mr Bell is quite the charmer!

InTheAir wrote:My male does his boy dance to my friends mature male, his girlfriend and drink bottles. My young female boy-dances at some of her toys too, just to throw us all off.

Then I guess there's still hope that my Alexandrian is really a boy.

My two cents: My mature male Ringneck does the Happy Boy Dance for me, the Budgies, various Toys, even Fruits and Vegetables that are bigger than the end of my thumb. I think I even caught him doing it for a piece of string. My interpretation of these actions lead me to believe you can't use this d...

So I have a 6 month old Alexandrian Ringneck who the breeder claimed is a boy. I never asked him how he knew that (he's against DNA testing), so I'm not sure if he actually knew what he was saying. Apparently he's one of the best breeders around. Anyway, I also have a 1 year old Indian Ringneck who ...

Kappa wrote:You will get green and greygreen offspring. If the hen is also split blue then you can also expect to have blue chicks as well.

Thank you!!

Hi. I have a 2 year old male grey and a 3 year old female green Indian Ringneck. They are currently in the process of breeding. I'm just curious as to what color offspring they will produce. Any ideas? I've looked at the genetic chart, but it's confusing. Thanks in advance.