Baby Indian Ringneck

Color

Grey

Characteristic

Companion, Fancy, Handfed, Pet, Tame

Additional Comments

This little bird is a grey it is beautiful. the price is depending on the DNA results. I will post as soon as the DNA is in. These birds need room to move, stretch, and climb. Go for a cage that’s at least 24” x 24” x 36” with horizontal bars for climbing. Indian Ringnecks crave interaction. Spend at least an hour or two with them daily—talk to them, offer toys, or train them gently. They’re smart and get bored easily.... (read more) Rotate toys every couple of weeks. Puzzle toys and foraging activities are especially good. Use positive reinforcement (like sunflower seeds or millet) to teach them words, tricks, or even recall. Patience is key—they’re clever but also suborn. If you're new to the species, go for a hand-fed baby (around 8–12 weeks old). They're easier to tame and bond with. Let us know if you are interested in one of our babies

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