IndianRingNeck.com

I know the feeling well with the flapping bird on top of the cage, mines the same, he sits there flapping like a good one, but if say let go hes off 3 of 4 long lengths up and down then a few low level over the head flybys then back to the top of the cage and it starts all over again. I get tired wa...

Mine was the same, but im sure mine was mistreated before i got him, when he arrived he had recovered from a broken wing, couldn't fly ect, with him its just slow and easy with him, now he just sits and watches when u stick hands in the cage.

shouldn't be long before the flapping stops

I really love to take a gander at well set up tanks and displays, however I dont think I could squeeze one in anywhere, and outside ponds are almost out of the question here as the weather bounces around more than a ball does in a 5 year olds hands. Why you dont have to go large with a tank, my fir...

I took my reef aquarium down, the cost to run in the UK was a crazy cost (£15 or so just on electricity alone, thats around $27 to those on the other side of the pond ), but at he time it was a 5ftx2ftx2ft, filled with 50kg of coral sand, 120kg of live rock, countless fish, crabs (electric blues), s...

Thanks for the warm welcome, Having had him for nearly a week now, hes settled in much better, hes really found his voice this morning. Heres the only pic i have take so far, think hes camera shy, awwww. The name was given to him by his previous owners, i had no part in it So this is the first pictu...

Like the heading says, Hi from the UK. Ive browsed the forum for the last few days, as I have adopted/rescued/saved, a gray irn, he seems healthy enough, eats well, prunes his feathers throws water everywhere, and mutters a few words that i cant understand, only drawback is the poor guy cant fly, se...