which is the best colour???
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which is the best colour???
what colour do people preffer in IRNs i personally own a grey IRN but would preffer an older green IRN because the colours around thier throats i think is amazing
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i couldn't figure out how to up load the pictures on to the forum so there is a link to some picture i took today theres not many i dint have time to take many more sorry.[/url]
i couldn't figure out how to up load the pictures on to the forum so there is a link to some picture i took today theres not many i dint have time to take many more sorry.[/url]
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thank you all for your kind comments. he is about 4 months old i think. hes currently bluffing and has drawn blood an more that 1 occasion. i will be sure to post more pictures. and if i get an albino i'll be sure to post pictures of them to. he is currently murmuring to him self i think he may be trying to talk. i found this website when i was researching on IRNs before i got my first one (in the UK) i didnt know there were so many colours and mutations. click the link and have a look at all of the mutaions types you can get. my favourate is half sider green-blue.
http://home.wanadoo.nl/psittaculaworld/Mutations/P-krameri.htm
http://home.wanadoo.nl/psittaculaworld/Mutations/P-krameri.htm
thank you all for your kind comments. he is about 4 months old i think. hes currently bluffing and has drawn blood an more that 1 occasion. i will be sure to post more pictures. and if i get an albino i'll be sure to post pictures of them to. he is currently murmuring to him self i think he may be trying to talk. i found this website when i was researching on IRNs before i got my first one (in the UK) i didnt know there was so many colours and mutations. click the link and have a look at all of the mutaions types you can get. my favourate is half sider green-blue.
http://home.wanadoo.nl/psittaculaworld/Mutations/P-krameri.htm
http://home.wanadoo.nl/psittaculaworld/Mutations/P-krameri.htm
Um...I'm getting an albino IRN
Yep I finally found my baby. She is weaning right now and she is so sweet. Her name is Princess (more than likely it'll stay that way ) She is awfuly stubborn right now and is being stubborn about weaning. The breeder laughed and said that she'd going to be a needy bird. Gonna have my hands full with this one. Personally I like the albino ringnecks the best.
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My Irn is very deep emerald green with baby blue tail feathers. Her mama was blue and her daddy was green. The breeder said he babies would be blue. Is this true or is there no way to really tell? How can one presume future mutations... I dont believe have to what he says, to be honest with you.
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everyone refering to their babies as he or she. have they been surgically sexed or are you just guessing? any personality traits that might indicate male or female at a young age. i have a green 4 month old that i've had since it was about 2 and 1/2 months. very skittish at first, as the breeder warned, but i was determined to give it a good home. baby Mango is really responding to the attention and freedom and toys. still a little hand shy, though, but i think in time, it will be a great pet. will come up on my shoulder with very little coaxing and will hang out with a treat while we do the couch potato thing. the only problem i'm having is my cockatiel if very jealous so i'm doing some refereeing. hope they will tolerate each other a little more as time goes by. i think it's a territorial thing. it's really a full time job keeping both these birds happy, but as we know, it's well worth it......
It was actually the other way round for me. My cockatiel loves my IRN and would just follow it around all day long. In fact, he is quite bossy, and always 'demand' that my IRN Hoogie be around him. However, they do bicker occasionally. I have to look out and make sure that Hoogie does not hurt my cockatiel as he has bitten the cockatiel's toes before and they bled.
Regards
Doremon
Regards
Doremon