Flip-trainer

Actual shade, because the bird'll want to escape the glare of the light from time to time and 2 foot wouldn't be sufficient to escape it

you need the bird to have somewhere to hide if they don't want to be in the light...

You also need to consider covering part of the cage, which I've heard some people find carshades good to use for this purpose

On top of what BJ said, it's actually healthier for the chicks to be fed under the parents for a certain length of time... I forgot why, and I forgot when... just do it

it's meant to be as their eyes are opening right?

10-14 days is the norm

That is true, I too like the smilies I meant sticky threads? lol

Hey guys, The breeder that I'm buying my IRN from has given me a current photo of him/her Here it is Nearly 3 weeks old Normal Blue mutation and I really really can't wait for him/her to arrive! Seriously! I'm going tomorrow night to birdnap him/her (please don't take me seriously there ) So yeah... in about 1 1/2 - 2 months, I'll be the rediculously proud owner of an IRN

hmmm... I suppose FB is taking over eh? But there is one good thing about forums that facebook doesn't have... and that is stickys I love stickys

I'll ask KAZ what's up if you like

okay, so in about 2-2 1/2 months I'll be owning an IRN

If you ever get one, get the largest one you can find that has openings on either side, and only use it for a budgie lol :/

Hey guys, The night after Sparta died (RIP), my parents gave me permission to get another bird, and I asked for an IRN and they have no problems with it I already cleaned Sparta's old cage and cleaned everything, repositioned everything etc! It looks great I know which breeder I'll get the IRN from and I know that she breeds the normal blue mutation, so I will definitely be getting that! She prices them $180 for quality mutations and h/r IRN's which imho is very very very good My dad and I went to birds n all yesterday after Figure Skating training, just to remind me the size of them, and like I remembered, they're perfect! So in a few weeks time, when my IRN is ready, I will be the proud owner of an Indian Ringneck

Wow! That's awesome!

Ummm.... I'm pretty sure that parrotlets and budgies have different feather types, so I think disease would spread... you know... feather dust? Idk lol