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New Amazon old African Ringneck....



 
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Sara
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:47 pm    Post subject: New Amazon old African Ringneck.... Reply with quote

Hi folks...I haven't really posted here before...perhaps once or twice maybe...

I recently got a yellow crowned amazon 35-40yrs was used as a breeding bird and rescued...he's quite a sweet fellow. He seems to really want to visit my African Ringneck (male) parakeet though and I'd toyed with the thought of an introduction of sorts...except my parakeet seems less inclined to socialize... Right now the ringneck stays in his cage during the day (avery) but the amazon(Buddy) has a jungle gym and whatnot to play on...the two are not THAT different in size but different enough to cause concern where a meeting would be involved. From my understanding though the Amazon is VERY sweet and cuddly with other birds...not aggressive etc... So I want some thoughts from the rest of the folks who visit around here...hopefully some of you will have some experience with both or either of these species of birds...

Thanks.
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charmedagain
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 9:24 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi Sara, As with all birds if introduction is done carefully and both are watched while out of there cages then all should be well.

I have cockatiels and lovebirds and you are not supposed to allow them together as the lovebirds are very aggressive and will bit off other birds toes, But i thought i would try them out and now they all live together, they preen each other sit together with no problems at all.

So its a case of allowing them to interact if they start bickering allow them to aslong as no blood is drawn, if blood is drawn always remove the aggressor.
You will find after a week or 2 they will be best of friends.


Sorry i could not be of more help
Mike
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