Indian Ringneck

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At eighteen inches (nine inches of body and nine inches of tail) the Indian Ringneck combines spectacular colors and handsome conformation with intelligence, playfulness, inquisitiveness and interaction. Because the Indian Ringneck has proven itself to be a perfect subject for mutation into a variety of colors, it has, in the past, been largely bred for this purpose. At The Beak, in addition to all the beautiful colors, we want to introduce you to this wonderful bird in its well deserved place as a companion bird.

Not every Ringneck has the potential to be a companion bird, but these shy birds are easily identified during the handfeeding process casino en ligne and then remain at The Beak for future generations and for sale as breeders. Please note that the Indian Ringneck is not the pet for a person who leaves their bird locked in a cage for long periods of time, they will not stay tame if left unattended.

Ringnecks are wonderful eaters. Feed them a good quality Cockatiel seed, small hookbill or pellets, plenty of fruits, vegetables, pasta, peanuts and nuts. But don't stop there. Corn on the cob, a spray of millet, almonds, toast with a little peanut butter, they are open to new foods and will try most anything. Be creative when they are young and watch them enjoy. You will find pictures here of some of our beautiful babies and adults, and win real money on casino francais en ligne. The genetics of Ringnecks is truly fascinating. Each clutch is pulled at an early age, pink and featherless, for hand feeding and we wait with anticipation to see what colors they will be this year.

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