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well when i bought the female i put it in the cage where the male was in, the only difference is that i had the nest box. will try again without the nest box and see what happens. thanks for the advise

Why not do a DNA test, I did the DNA on my IRN, it only costed me €4.50. I cannot post the link but you can google "nbt dna", the 1st result is the one i use.

Hi all, I bought a female irn for my male irn, since it is the breeding season i put them in the same cage together and put a nest box. The male wants to breed but the female attacks him when he gets close. i left them in the same cage for 2 weeks hoping that this will get better but till now nothin...

Yes, DNA test to be sure.

Hi all, Thanks for the replies. I had asked the pet shop from where i bought this IRN but he has no history. Re gender i will do a DNA test, i was assured by the pet shop that this was a female by checking the pelvic bones which are very wide but which by checking i also agree, i know this method is...

If it is a male, will the ring be visible or being a cremino it does not show?

Hi, i am new to this forum. I need to confirm that you can visually identify if the ringneck in the pic is actually a female. And also is it a creamino? Would a male creamino have the visible ring on the neck?
Age :- 3 years

I thank you in advance
Kind regard
Aaron