IndianRingNeck.com

I am in UT but still kind of far and I breed Ringnecks also there is a lady in the Phoenix area ringnecklady or something to that effect or thebeak she is a great breeder of different mutations hope this helps Thanks, I was in communication with the ringneck lady but the communication stopped and h...

Hey there, it all depends what you are looking for and how much you want to spend. If there are not many breeders it would probably be less expensive to ship from another state if you are buying more than one. I know there is a person on CA that sells pallids, blues, lutinos, albinos for $150 DNA'd...

Can anyone tell me the differences between the Indian and African ring necks?
I've been looking for an IRN without any luck. A breeder has African ring necks and I'm wondering what's the difference???

Thanks,

Dan

I've been looking for a reputable IRN breeder.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I’ve posted on this board with only one response??
I’m in the Southwest US/Arizona, the closer the better.

Thanks!!

Dan

n9ter wrote:Try this ringneck lady she's in AZ also..

Anyone else??

I made contact with the woman via website and e-mail about adopting and now her website is down and I haven't heard anything in two weeks???

Dan

Hi Dan, My first thought is go bigger on the cage. Another thought is that a clipped Ringneck still flies better than some of the less talented species fully flighted. You should not underestimate their flying ability. May the Force be with you. Regards, -MissK Thank you Miss K!! I'll go with the l...

Hey all, I'm looking to adopt an IRN, male baby...any ideas??

Thanks,
Dan

Hello all, I'm in the research stage looking at birds and am settling in on a male IRN from ArizonaParrots.co This will be my first pet bird after raising chickens and rescuing dogs for many years. I'm looking for a companion friend of a different kind. I'm home most of the time and live an active o...