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Hiya, As promised (although a day late) Review of : m The book is more of a DYI'ers guide than anything else, yes there are some quick solutions to parrot toys (mops, leather, rawhide, it covers these extensively). The book approaches the toys by the type of toy i.e. Puzzler Toy, Preening toy, Gym. ...

Here is the stand after the branches have been mounted onto it:



Now for the cage

How often do you guys shower your owners? .

Im asking cause Im on the 2x a week (or at least once a week routine). It will be more in Summer (winter in Australia atm).

Cheers
R

I've read that you should avoid giving your IRN cirtrus fruits - does it hurt them. I was given an IRN, named Rosie. He loves oranges - but I won't let him have any more until I know if this is true. As long as you remove the pips there is no real problem with oranges (i dont know about other citru...

Hey All, Received a large bunch of BB from my neighbor, the original bunch looked like this: http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a4/drakek6/DSCI0012.jpg After much cutting this is what i ended up with: http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a4/drakek6/DSCI0013.jpg http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a4/drakek6/...

Looks like a great book. Do, please, let us know how good it is. ^_^ I've read some very good things about bottlebrush. Sadly, as a Landscaper myself, I haven't run across any of the trees on any of my jobs, lol. Let me know how Clamps takes to it. I'm interested in getting hold of some. ^_^ Whoops...

Gloves are very controversial in the parrot world, lol. I believe it can be alright to use them. Simply because of this fact: A bird who only knows gloves would be terrified of hands. So it stands to reason a bird may bite a gloved hand. That's better than biting my finger! It's difficult not to je...

Hi All, Im going to go on a toy making escapade: I have just purchased m Along with three other books (I can post reviews if you guys want). And a fairly tall parrot stand from ebay. I will outfit the stand and ebay with custom perches made from BottleBrush (my neighbor is a landscape gardener and h...

If I may offer some advice... no gloves please. I know the bites hurt and I too used a golf glove at first until I was taught better. As long as you use the glove you are sitting back the day he or she becomes tame. My bird bites when I try to get her out of her cage mostly, therefore, I use a 'ste...

Hi there, Been 4 days since i got Clamps, after much coaxing its now comfortable in the shower and in front of the hairdrier, after the shower (it had some dirty feathers and i figured since its unlikely that the pet shop bathed it i better try something) it just preened itself in front of the drier...

Melika wrote:Clamps is beautiful. ^_^ Love the name too, "I'm gonna clamp you!!!" Watch it, he/she will live up to that name for a little while.

hehe thank you for the compliment, clamps is living up to its name atm... ouch...

Heya, New to the forums, however have managed to take a few pics of el bitey since his/her arrival home on Saturday, Im based in melbourne Australia (as is the bird): m So far i have had a lot of luck taking clamps out of the cage and he/she has not flown away yet, often it will shy from my hand how...

Hi, Just purchased a 9 month (possibly 8 month old) irn today, I had been contemplating getting a parrot for quite a while now and decided on an irn due to their colors and general good comments/reports on their temperaments. I took mine home (lets call it a him at the moment, Im still unsure as to ...