breeding in texas... is it too early?
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breeding in texas... is it too early?
i have a pair of ringneck i put together around 3 months ago so that they could get use to each other when breeding season started. female a violet lavender color and male a cinnamon sky blue beautiful pair... well she is working the nestbox right now like she is getting ready to lay im new to breeding irn's and just wanted some input aint it to early to start breeding in texas?
Re: breeding in texas... is it too early?
i see people in houston still selling irn babies so i was wondering if maybe they could start breeding this early or should i say this late......
Re: breeding in texas... is it too early?
What you are seeing is babies ready for sale who were born a few months earlier. Breeding season in the Houston Area Starts in late December and goes to the end of June. Their s a guy up there who breeds ringnecks that I am told uses artificial lighting to trick his birds into a second breedings season each year, but I have not ever spoken to him, so I cant tell you if it works.
Jim H
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Re: breeding in texas... is it too early?
Yeah, i don't know if artificial lighting works. All the years I've been on the forum I've not seen it. This does not mean it exists, but i have not seen it. I would say the babies are from a few months back.
Best Wishes ,
IMRAN-C
Best Wishes ,
IMRAN-C