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Cleaning up my birds cage as well as the area around it can be quite a pain. I don't want to use chemical cleaners, although just using soap, water and a scrub pad takes a decent amount of muscle to get everything nice and clean. I also don't have any good place to rinse off the larger parts of the ...

Were your birds raised by humans or by their parents? My gut feel is if they were and raised you have a pretty god chance of taming them. Ellie. Unfortunately I'm not entirely sure if they were hand raised or not. The person I had obtained them from were not the original owners and they had not kno...

I appreciate your advice in this situation. I agree what they are doing is normal, so I don't consider it bad behavior or anything like that. I'm just a bit concerned that the situation might be making it a bit difficult to get them socialized. So if I get you right, your saying that, it will be mor...

I have two indian ringnecks at a little less then a year old. They are tame, but not really socialized/trained. My main issue at the moment is that I can't keep them separated. They both have different cages in different parts of the house that they will sleep in, but once it becomes morning they wi...

I'm no expert on the mater, but I might be able to help. I got my ringnecks around 9 months old, at that point the male already had a darker ring the lower neck. The ring then and now is still very light, but there none the less.

Today I found that my little girl had broken a blood feather. I discovered this after it already had ended up scabbing over, so part of the feather is still in her wing but she has stopped bleeding. At this point, should I pull the feather and risk further trama, or just leave the feather in?

Welcome to the forums! I've only been around here for a few weeks, but there is a lot of good information and hopefully something will help. "However, the male already has is ring which I understand doesn't show up until like 2 years? Is this correct." Correct, the ring on males show up ab...

Thanks for the advice, I've appreciated the advice and anything I can learn about these guys. My original intention was only to get one, though I ended up picking up two of them about two weeks or so back. The house they were in and the conditions were pretty bad, so I hope I can kind of turn things...

I've known about ringnecks birds for a while now, though I've only recently been in a position to obtain one. I used to be the caretaker of a two Cockatiels and two Quaker parrots for a number of years and I absolutely adored them all. So I feel a lot more confidant about new birds, but I want to le...