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Hello Rhonda, Welcome to this forum! I would not handle the eggs because they are extremely fragile and the mother can give you a nasty bite that could make your hand slip and the egg can be smashed. The eggs are pretty transparent and there are two methods to candle IRN eggs. The easy way is to ju...

I have a pair of IRN's that laid their first clutch 22 days ago. I wasnt familiar with candling the eggs until day 17 when I could see an air sac and some faint grey lines that were either on the egg or inside the egg. Now, day 22, the eggs seem to have a larger air sac that moves around when I tip ...

Thats a great story! What a social bird, your lucky. Do you have 2 ringnecks? I have read posts from a Jade and wondered if it was you. I had questions on candling eggs and such and wondered if you had posted about taking your baby ringnecks to work with you. If this is you, let me know as I would l...

My name is Rhonda and I have two Indian Ringnecks. My male is Kaleija and my female is Shaunee. I have had them for two years and enjoyed them tremendously. Recently Shaunee laid three eggs, her first clutch. She has been a great mom, sitting alomost every minute of the day and Kaleija has been fee...