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if the bird you have now is female it would be best to get a male. two females will likely not get along when breeding time comes along

yes they were dna tested as a matter of fact i have him paired up with one of his daughters and she is sitting on 4 eggs right now. when i bought the grey cock i was told it was possibly split pallid but first year had him paired up with a blue hen and i got grey and blue babies none pallid then wit...

can someone explain how this might of happened according to the genetic calculator breeding a grey cock to a creamino hen i should of only gotten blue turquoise and grey turquoise birds with the males split ino well i go 2 grey turquoise hens which is normal but i also got a creamino cock not suppos...

12"x12"x24" deep

this may be true i have a male that was hand fed and a pet for about 6 months of it's life he is now 4 years old and last year and this year i have seen him breeding numerous times with a proven hen and two years in row all eggs have been infertile mike

if the nest box is wood and unpainted you can use a spray bottle and wet the outside bottom of it a little

yes you are right, there are a lot of crooked people out there but there are a whole lot more that are honest! being your here in the US if your still in the market for a ringneck i suggest trying indianringneck.net and click on available birds jay will be having some handfed babies in the next comi...

yea that will work most people feed cockatiel mix which you should find at your local feed store in 25 lb.& 50 lb. bags for a lot cheaper or if your only feeding 1 bird try walmart the 8in1 brand is pretty nice looking & dose not have much dust

it's quite often that this happens it's breeding season here in the US and females can get very territorial and often beat the male to death they usually tear them to shreads from what i've told sorry for your loss

check out austrailian birdkeeper magazine website i think it's ABKpublications.com they have a lot of informational books also in the US at avianpublications.com and if your really interested there is a book called asiatic parrots and their mutations by bastiaan that you will find at the aust. birdk...

no you will have to have them DNA tested or wait 2-3 years

have it DNA tested or have your avian vet sex it

50% grey-green split blue & 50% green split blue unless the grey bird is a double factor grey then all will be grey-green split blue

here in the US they sell a product called poop off try their website they may be able to help you find some it's www.poop-off.com

go to gencalc.com look to the right side of page for species list and select indian ringneck and punch in colors

breeding season in the US is just about started some friends already have eggs

train them on water bottles just add one to cage and they will find it and when they do and you notice water getting lower in bottle remove their bowel or dish it's easy and no more mess

if they are banded the band may have the year they hatched on it

yes they do it all the time and it's a mess so i have all my birds drinking out of water bottles the same kind you use for rabbits or hamsters no more mess !

hey Imra-c what about the post on plumheads really would like to read it . it's only been 6 months since you said you was going to post it what are you waiting on ?

shipping by delta cost around $90-$110 depending on the weight you can also ship by continental airlines but i don't know their prices. delta has temperature cutoffs(won't ship if too cold) but I don't think cont. does go to delta airlines website and go to cargo section and you can get info and pho...

the right size box is 12"x12"x 24" deep or 250mm x 250mm x 500mm deep with a ladder on the inside against the front wall (side with hole) for the hen to climb down

try hoobly.com and upatsix.com

wait until you see them sleeping close to one another and see the male feeding the female before you put up the nest box and the breeding season is about to start which is late winter early spring good luck mike

12" x 12" x 24" deep with a hole about 2-1/2" to 3"" around and on the inside of the side with the hole attach a piece of wood about 1/2" square about 4"" long just under hole and about 6" from the bottom and attach a piece of cage wire between the 2...

you will get blue and violet babies and the males will be split to pallid

it has been know of 1 year old birds successfully breeding so i would not pull eggs until i knew they where infertile i would wait 14 days after the last egg was laid and candle them before i would throw them out who knows he might be lucky enough to be a dad

that's the best choice and the violet-greens will also be split to blue

hey i was wrong on the violet green/blue with violet it will give you green/blue,blue,violet, & violet-green babies

a blue mate will give you 50% green/blue & 50% blue birds ,with a violet mate i am not 100% sure but i think you will get the same results because the violet is a blue series bird and being the green/blue doesn't carry the violet gene you will not get violet offspring but you may get violet gree...

there is a bird fair sept 25 &26 @ the heyman convention center in laf. you might find one there also go to cajunbirds.net and click on the events page and contact belinda or carol and thet might know someone who can help you hope you find one ! mike

where in la are you located i'm in houma i know a few breeders. what are you looking for pet or breeder at this time of the year a young hand fed might be hard to find. if looking for breeder i have a friend in thibodeax area and one in abbyville