RF>Does anyone know of a persont That sells teils real cheap? I have 3 pair
RF>and would like to have about 12 pair eventually.I am thinking of
RF>biulding a out door flight so that i can community breed the teils one i
RF>get a good many of what i want.
I want to comment here...cheap birds tend to BE cheap. That is, you get
what you pay for, both health-wise, and in genetic background. Better to
acquire a few GOOD pairs slowly, rather than trying to buy 9
lower-quality pairs for the price of 2 or 3 good ones.
RF>Also i have ben reading about a GREEN
RF>Teil latley.. and i have a baby that has a Greenish tint on his head the
RF>rest of him is normal grey.. but i thought i would say that i have seen
RF>the green here the baby is 3 weeks old right now so it will be a wile to
RF>tell if it is going to grow out or what but i did find it interesting.
When you see greenish tint on the head of a baby, it just means that the
baby isn't mature yet. Often adult normal grey hens will look
greenish around the face, too.
From what I've read about the "true" green cockatiel, it's
olive-greenish all over. And it's so rare, and highly guarded from the
public at this point, that I really doubt you have green tiels cropping
up randomly over there .
--Kathy
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