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hi was just wondering if IRN's would breed in a cage 4" tall/3" wide/2" depth ? hope some1 can help thnx

hi i think it is always best to wait till the female is atleast 2 years old before even thinking of using her for breeding, this is just to minimize the chance of amongs other problems egg binding. my appinion on the male is that i find it always better to have a male who is fully mature (3 yrs). ho...

Hi welcome to this site! congratulations on your new pet. you have got him at a good age although older irn's can be just as good pets. all you need to have with irn's and any other bird is patience, this is the main thing for any new bird owner. now to your problem, first thing is to build trust be...

Hi congratulations on your new friend! if you still have a problem with him and your hands then i would suggest every day before you let him out of the cage just grab a treat or some fresh fruit and place your hand inside the cage. just have patience and wait for him to make a move but don't force h...

sorry about your lose, but i have heard of a female raising the clutch on her own if the eggs are fertile and the female is in tio-top condition, otherwise she will throw the eggs out of the nest box or just abandon them. some people might have different appinions on this but it has been done accord...

thanks I.C the pair i have i have had for about 1 year and was wondering if they would breed in there cage. i do not have the space to put up a flight or avairy so i only have the cage, so i am hoping they would breed in it. i live in N.Ireland so i don't know if the breeding season is the same as w...

Hi everyone first just like to say what a great site this is! I have had a pair of ringnecks for about 2 years now and am trying to breed them. I know they are 3-4 years old as i have papers and they are a proven pair. I have them in a large cage in my home and was wondering if they would breed in i...