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Bullet takes his first bath.


He thinks he such a big bird.


Bullet looks like a drowned rat, but he/she sure looked like he/she was having fun!


Bullet's first day in his new home.


Yum, yum, yummy, this millet sure is tasty!


I keep calling Bullet a "he," but we don't know for sure. Hope you enjoyed seeing our new baby.
Wendy

nice birdie. i was wondering do ring necks go crazy for millet. cause i remember when i had budgie they use to go crazy for the stuff they wouldnt stop eating it until it was alll done.

I've noticed that Bullet pretty only eats millet when he is on his little play gym. Right now I only have millet in the bottom of the cage and Bullet doesn't care for being on the bottom. When I transfer him to his bigger cage, which will be in the next few days, I will try to figure out a way to hang it.

I know my cockatiels LOVE millet.

Wendy

you could just use a close pin alway worked for me

very cute baby I'm not sure if they love to eat the millet sprays , but I do know they love pulling things apart and destroying it. If you do decide to clip it up with a peg, try to use pegs that aren't spring loaded. I have seen some nasty pics of birds that have injured their beaks with them.

thanks Julie for the info. Obviously I need something strong enough for him to not be able to chew through quickly.

P.S. Bullet started jabbering a little bit today. He sounds so cute.

eshwaar wrote:nice birdie. i was wondering do ring necks go crazy for millet. cause i remember when i had budgie they use to go crazy for the stuff they wouldnt stop eating it until it was alll done.

I give my Ring neck millet on the stick its self.

At 3tiels&aringneck

Yea, they sound unique wen they make those strange noises.