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Hi. I am very new to breeding IRNs. I have bred cockatiels in the past and read a lot though. I purchased a male green split to lutino and female cinnamon. They were proven pair at the breeders house. The lady told me that in one week I can put the breeding box on and watch it happen. I have had bir...

I decided not to purchase these birds. I actually found some very beautiful ringnecks today. The hen is cinnamon and the cock is lutino split to blue. The other hen is silver. She needs a mate. I don't know what color to purchase for her. The lady said that she can throw mauve and blue. What would b...

I just purchased my first breeder IRNs. One hen is cinnamon. The cock is lutino split to blue. The other bird is a silver hen. I am so excited. Look forward to learning more.

Oh yeah that should help lol. :mrgreen: I haven't purchased these birds yet. I am thinking about it but didn't know that the cock could be so agressive. I thought it was the hen that was the aggressor. They are quite young about 2 years old and have not produced young yet. The male is trying and the...

I am thinking about purchasing two turquoise indian ringnecks who are mated. I went to look at them today and they look good except the female is missing hair on the back of her head. The lady selling them said it was due to the male trying to mate with her and most birds have this. Does anyone have...