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Post by kanigirl on Nov 17, 2012 8:39:55 GMT 10
hello, my name is kani but every one calls me kanigirl  i'm getting a irn(indian ringneck) arond x-mas  which i'm really excited ;D i added a attachment of the 3 of them at the breeders... they are 3-4 weeks old and are very noisy  there are also green ones(see them today) witch are 10 weeks old... there are also some pastel lacewings!!! so i have a really big decision!!!!  whats your fav colour??? what one should i get??? its just a really big desin ;D i like writing, arts, a few sports:) and a hobby of making bird toys:) i'm very glad to be on this forum and hope to have some great feed back:) from yours, kani... ps: i'm not the best speller, so excuse that Attachments:
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Post by avinet on Nov 17, 2012 12:33:01 GMT 10
Welcome Kani, hopehyou enjoy and get useful information from the Forum. Ringnecks can be great birds, but they can also be terrors - and to some extent as babies it is difficult to know what to expect in 6 or 12 months time. However with good care and the right approach to training they can usually turn out just fine. Don't worry so much about colour - go for the one that is most friendly and confident - the best personality. In the long run personality and temperament is way ahead of colour when choosing a baby. I've bred and hand raised many ringneck babies - hundreds - and have three young yellows at present just taking their first flights. We have had their parents as house pets for around 20 years, and they are still lovely tame birds that always produce lovely babies - photo of Sasha, their father, is below. I've bred other ringnecks that in spite of all the care possible, just didn't want to be a pet bird and although hand raised had to go to an aviary. Have a look at the following two links - the first is about ringneck bluffing - a stage that most ringnecks go through and being forewarned will enable you to better cope wit it when it happens to your sweet little baby. The second is a copy of the hand out I used to give to all our customers when I used to have a pet shop - lots of good advice for the first time bird owner. www.indianringneck.com/bluffing/scas.org.au/html/pet_parrot_care.htmlAnd don't forget, any questions you have be sure to ask away - there are no silly questions cheers, Mike  Sasha lying on his back Sasha and Jello making sure their babies have had enough food after being hand fed by me |
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Post by kanigirl on Nov 17, 2012 14:36:53 GMT 10
hello again:) i chose a green one he is called Yoshi i bring him home with in this week so excited ;D thanks for the info mike from kani ;D Attachments:
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Post by lene1949 on Nov 19, 2012 20:03:07 GMT 10
Welcome, Kani.... I have met you on a few other forums...
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Post by lene1949 on Nov 21, 2012 18:38:04 GMT 10
Have you gotten him, yet?
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Post by Aimie on Nov 26, 2012 12:30:51 GMT 10
Hi Kani, Nice to see you here. I'm glad you finally decided on one. Have you brought him home yet? How is it all going?
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i'm getting a irn(indian ringneck) arond x-mas 
which i'm really excited ;D i added a attachment of the 3 of them at the breeders... they are 3-4 weeks old and are very noisy 
there are also green ones(see them today) witch are 10 weeks old... there are also some pastel lacewings!!! so i have a really big decision!!!! 
whats your fav colour??? what one should i get??? its just a really big desin ;D i like writing, arts, a few sports:) and a hobby of making bird toys:) i'm very glad to be on this forum and hope to have some great feed back:) 
