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just to give you a heads up, my first cage had 1/2" bar spacing and my IRN could fit her head through it, she could unlock her doors and get out at anytime. Fearing that she might hang herself I bought a new cage with 1/4" spacing and it has been great.

Yes, very much too young. The IRN you have should not be eating anything but formula until he/she begins to ween. I would also suggest pellets over seeds, the seeds are very fattening and bad for their health. It is also harder to get them to try new foods such as vegatables when you start with seed...

I don't know if this is "normal" but I had the same thing happen to my female. From about 6 months to a year old she was losing a lot of feathers everyday, but no signs of feather loss on her. Then after she turned 1 it just quit happening.

she is a really bright green. I wish I could post a picture of her on here but it won't allow me to.

well you can house them together, but they may not stay as tame if you want to handle them. They could bond to each other, or they could also not get along and fight each other a lot. I had a pair that the female would always pluck the males feathers out when they were in the same cage. If they are ...

Her name is Chicken.

I have a 1.5 year old female green IRN. I love her so much, she is the sweetest bird I have ever seen. We love to check out other ringnecks online and wanted to see how this forum was.