I am sure I will be hanging out on this message board more frequently now. I have a question though, I have seen many different opinions on what size cage is acceptable. The cage I have purchased for Tiki is 20wx20dx28.5h. Is this big enough or should I return it for a larger cage?My baby should be coming home soon!
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My baby should be coming home soon!
Hello, I just placed a deposit on an adorable blue IRN on the 18th. I have already named him Tiki. The breeder said he should be able to come home at the end of the week. Currently he is on 1 hand feeding a day. I am REALLY excited! I am sure I will be hanging out on this message board more frequently now. I have a question though, I have seen many different opinions on what size cage is acceptable. The cage I have purchased for Tiki is 20wx20dx28.5h. Is this big enough or should I return it for a larger cage?
I am sure I will be hanging out on this message board more frequently now. I have a question though, I have seen many different opinions on what size cage is acceptable. The cage I have purchased for Tiki is 20wx20dx28.5h. Is this big enough or should I return it for a larger cage?Thats awsome, its also kinda odd c, i just put a deposit on a green IRN on the 18th as well! But my baby, who's name is Harley, still has about 4 1/2 weeks b4 he can come home. But the the breeder is sending me pics every week and we chat on the phone or e-mail eachother everyday. She is actually comming over on Friday and she is going to bring over Harley and let me see him! I'm very excited!
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Lynne Wattts
new babies
Congratulations to both of you!. I just brought my new Blue IRN home Saturday along with a new Plumhead parakeet. They are babies and I'm still handing feeding twice a day although they're both eating well and loving their vegetables. They can probably go to just a feeding at night at this point.
Niether of my two are tame and I'm starting to feel and look like a chew toy. Actually the plumhead is the one inflicting the most pain. You Gotta love um. I think they are just trying to adjust to a new person feeding them and new surroundings. When I brought them home, the IRN latched on to the top and side of the cage and slept there all night long till morning when I got them up for feeding. He then decided a perch was more comfortable. LOL
Anyway I lost a green IRN a month ago due to escape and I'm still praying I'll get him back. I miss him dearly. He was as smart as a whip and loaded with personality. I had him 4 years from the age of 12 weeks. His name was also Tiki. Libby, I don't know what part of Michigan you're from but if you see an lost and found articles for a green IRN, please let me know. He could have flown far and in any direction.
Best of luck to you guys. IRN's have a special way of stealing hearts!!!!
Lynne
I guess I have something in common with both of you as I live In Michigan. LOL
Niether of my two are tame and I'm starting to feel and look like a chew toy. Actually the plumhead is the one inflicting the most pain. You Gotta love um. I think they are just trying to adjust to a new person feeding them and new surroundings. When I brought them home, the IRN latched on to the top and side of the cage and slept there all night long till morning when I got them up for feeding. He then decided a perch was more comfortable. LOL
Anyway I lost a green IRN a month ago due to escape and I'm still praying I'll get him back. I miss him dearly. He was as smart as a whip and loaded with personality. I had him 4 years from the age of 12 weeks. His name was also Tiki. Libby, I don't know what part of Michigan you're from but if you see an lost and found articles for a green IRN, please let me know. He could have flown far and in any direction.
Best of luck to you guys. IRN's have a special way of stealing hearts!!!!
Lynne
I guess I have something in common with both of you as I live In Michigan. LOL