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Hi again, I'm still having problems with the IRN I'm looking after. He is more friendly with other people, which is understandable, because I think he associates me with the fear and pain I put him through by getting him out of his cage and looking after his wing. I really want to sell him because I...

Thanks for the quick response :-) Indy (I know, unimaginative, but at work I try not to name things because I get too attached, and in my defence, it's short for Indiana Jones) is already taking treats from my hand, and sometimes from my mouth (pizza!). He loves apples and dried fruits, and he'll le...

Hi. A little background before I get to my question. I recently started working at a petstore where an Indian Ringneck had been living in an aviary for several years. I felt sorry for him as he hadn't been getting any attention so I got him out to try to tame him. He had been hand reared but he'd be...