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Hi there just thought id say hi .Im new to this sort of thing ,ive been checking out your sight and thought you might be able to help me.Ive a hand tamed blue irn called 2pac,the kids named it.I also have 2 breeding pair just purchased and wondering if anyone knows the breeding season for them in australia,ive looked up a few sights and they have all said different times.Im getting confused.

hey welcome.
i think breeding season is in november. but i might be wrong.
where in aus are you?
it might be a different time depending on where you are maybe? qld is hot so maybe breeding season could be earlier/later?
im not sure. someone will come and answer you though. and they know more than me.

Welcome to the flock! 2pac, hehe funny name. Sorry I cant help much with breeding season but there is lots of Aussies on here that might be able to.

Im in Brisbane at the moment.

Im not sure when QLD breeding season is but I think down here in Melbourne its around spring. Both my fids were born in September so Im guessing its around spring time. But we are a lil colder down here. Miss QLD weather!

oops forgot.. http://www.mightymutations.com.au/breedingroutine.html This breeder is on the gold coast not far from you. Their IRNs breed from July to October.

Thanks 4 that i have talked to Alan at mighty mutations before about his birds before i brought 2pac.Unfortunately he didnt have any for sale at the time i wanted one.I did forget to ask him about their breeding season so thanks for reminding me.

Welcome to the flock!

No worries. I love Alan and Thea's set up! When I lived on the Sunshine Coast I was going to make a trip to see birds and avairys. But never got around to it. Hopefully in few years we'll move back up there. Perfect place for breeding birds one day. Im dreaming.

Thats why I refuse to read/learn anything about breeding... I would have a million. There are already too many needing homes.

I live in the perfect place for an aviary, secluded but off a very main road. I have the time and I do a few shoots here and there for throw away cash to front the project, as not to take away from my family.

My husband is crafty, made all our stands and a few others here have one of his designs.

I would get so attached to the babies. I would also want to love all over the aviary birds but they might fly away.

With all of that being said... if the lords willing and the creek dont rise, I might one day be blessed with a home where I can have an enclosed habitat for parrots... climate controlled, mist, whole 9 yards.

When I pull that off, I'll think about breeding a bit. I will have my enclosure... watch.

And it is going to be tropically BAD ****.

Welcome! My birds keep me confused about all sorts of things -- afraid we have confused their biorhythms in the course of domesticating them. Cheers,