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Yeah, we don't have any handfeeding formula for sale here. Is there some receipt for making baby food myself to support my IRN!

Thanx a lot. I'll let you know!!!

Donna, thanx a lot!
I fell in love with IRNs, so I don't wanna loose the chance to get one!!!
When I'll bring it home, how can I feel that baby wants me to handfeed him.......and is it so difficult to do that???

I can't find another breeder, I hardly found this one!!! IRNs are not widely spread in my country.......
I think the best solution is to ask the breeder to keep and handfeed the baby until he becomes independent. Can you tell me how long do I have to wait???

Oh Donna,

I don't know what to do!
I asked breeder 100 times, if birds are eating on their own.....his answer was categoric, he told that he is not going to sell an unweaned baby and that the birds are independent!!!

Lene, I'm not experienced...it's my first bird. So, taking into consideration your advices I'll ask breeder to clip my bird's wings!!!

Thanks a lot! It is handfed by the breeder and I don't think that it will be very scared at new home, probably I'll try to tame him with unclipped wings!!! Will it be so difficult for me???

Thank you for your advices.....I'll probably bring it home tomorrow...cuz breeder says that they are eating alone. And he also asked me if I want him to clip his wings??? He told that it will help me to tame the bird. My answer was negative, cuz I want to see my IRN flying around

Hey everybody, At first I want to thank all of you for this website and for the information that I received here. I want to purchase an IRN from a breeder and I want to know what's the best age for bringing it home. Today breeder called me and told that I can take one of his 6-7 week old birds. Now ...