bonjour !! i'm jean , i'm French and the happy owner of a male alexandrine , named "coco" , coco is 5 month old and has been sexed by adn test .
it took me year to decide witch specie to take and i think i made the right choice .
i found this forum where i hope to find tips for the well being of my little friend .looking around on the web .
hello from france !!
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Re: hello from france !!
yep as i can see not much people , welcoming newbie ....... not that's the most important thing , but why bother presenting ourselves ???
it's a pity , because the forum is interesting but doesn't seem friendly .
bye ..
it's a pity , because the forum is interesting but doesn't seem friendly .
bye ..
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333greenbean333
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Re: hello from france !!
HI,
I am David, I am pretty new here 2. I think the Alexandrines look real nice! I would love to see some pictures of him. I am a breeder of indian ringneck mutations is Adelaide. I have colours ranging from violet, blue, pillad and ino and normal greens.
hope to see pictures
David
I am David, I am pretty new here 2. I think the Alexandrines look real nice! I would love to see some pictures of him. I am a breeder of indian ringneck mutations is Adelaide. I have colours ranging from violet, blue, pillad and ino and normal greens.
hope to see pictures
David
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pinkdevil
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Re: hello from france !!
Welcome jean.
Don't get too discouraged if people are not responding to your introduction immediately.
Some members only pop in once a week while others are more or less frequent.
Also life sometimes gets in the way of internet useage.
It is coming up to breeding season here in Australia, might explain why the forum has slowed a little, people are busy with their birds etc.
It was good to see you took the time and effort in choosing a bird right for you.
I do not own Alexandrines, but the smaller cousin the IRN.
And like David, would love to see pics of coco.
Don't get too discouraged if people are not responding to your introduction immediately.
Some members only pop in once a week while others are more or less frequent.
Also life sometimes gets in the way of internet useage.
It is coming up to breeding season here in Australia, might explain why the forum has slowed a little, people are busy with their birds etc.
It was good to see you took the time and effort in choosing a bird right for you.
I do not own Alexandrines, but the smaller cousin the IRN.
And like David, would love to see pics of coco.
Re: hello from france !!
thanks , i'll do that (the pics )
i permitted myself to make the post about the welcoming because i'm the administer of a forum about reptiles : http://terra19.forums-actifs.com/ and the president of a small reptiles club . and im making it a point of welcoming everybody personally .
i permitted myself to make the post about the welcoming because i'm the administer of a forum about reptiles : http://terra19.forums-actifs.com/ and the president of a small reptiles club . and im making it a point of welcoming everybody personally .
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pinkdevil
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Re: hello from france !!
Cool, so you are a reptile keeper as well?
My partner has a few snakes, had a lot more as well as lizards and geckos but scaled down.
A real zoo here, me into birds, (and every other animal under the sun lol) and my partner into reptiles.
We did have a tarantula, but sold her. She was only a baby at around 15cm diameter, woould grow into the size of a small dinner plate. Shane got her to over come his fear of spiders, well that is one way I guess lol.
My partner has a few snakes, had a lot more as well as lizards and geckos but scaled down.
A real zoo here, me into birds, (and every other animal under the sun lol) and my partner into reptiles.
We did have a tarantula, but sold her. She was only a baby at around 15cm diameter, woould grow into the size of a small dinner plate. Shane got her to over come his fear of spiders, well that is one way I guess lol.
Re: hello from france !!
i got , 5 morelia spilota (3 macdowelli , 2 variegata ) , 1 boa constrictor imperator , 1 elaphe guttata .