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steve




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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 12:45 pm
Post subject: Parrotlet

http://www.petforumz.com/Parrotlet-ftopict12347.html (FS: Parrotlet)
Fore sale: Parrotlet and cage. South Jersey area. email:jtarheel@eticomm.net

http://www.petforumz.com/Parrotlet-ftopict12346.html (FS: Parrotlet)
For sale: Parrotlet and cage South Jersey area email:

http://www.petforumz.com/Parrotlet-Owner-ftopict12086.html (New Parrotlet Owner)
I know this isn't the exact newsgroup but I couldn't find one. So I figured this should be helpful. Sometime this week I'll be picking up my new baby. I've owned birds before (a few tiels) but never a bird like this one. I'm very excited, my dog a bit less so. I have her cage all ready (20x2..

http://www.petforumz.com/Parrotlet-pet-shop-ftopict5455.html (My new Parrotlet from the pet shop)
Hi all, I just bought my first parrotlet from Animal House Pet shops in St. Petersburg, Fl. One of the shop workers said that the bird was hand fed but that it hasn't been in awhile. What does hand fed mean to the level of comfort the bird should have? I have read that most breeders teach their bi..
« Simply, there are three ways to feed baby birds: 1. Parent fed 2. Hand fed 3. Mass fed Parent fed is when the keeper lets the parents do all the work and then collects the chicks for sale when t.. »
« ~~~~~~~~~~ Joanne has given you excellent advice and information. I have three Pacific parrotlets, a male and two females. The older male and female came from a breeder and were handfed. They hav.. »

http://www.petforumz.com/Conure-Parrotlet-ftopict5419.html (Conure Vs Parrotlet)
I am looking into getting either a conure or a parrotlet. Does anyone have any advice about which one I should get?
« Other than the obvious differences in size, you don't tell us anything about what sort of bird (especially in terms of temperament) that you are looking for. Certainly not enough info here for anyo.. »
« Yes, get some fish. -- 25% graduate functional illiterates. We should remove the warning labels from everything and let nature take care of the problem. Peter Weisbach »
« A good quality life size color photo of a conure or a parrotlet will provide most of the benefits without the myriad of problems either will bring into your life. Birds are a lot of work to prop.. »
« Or chew holes in the couch, chairs and walls. Or chew the antenna of the new cordless phone you just bought, or library book you just brought home. Then there's the plug that goes into the new Lap.. »

http://www.petforumz.com/baby-parrotlet-ftopict4569.html (New baby parrotlet)
I've been reading this group for the last couple of weeks after a friend of mine brought her parrotlet in to work...what a cutie he is. Anyway, I had never heard of a parrotlet before, so I did some research on the net to find out more about them. I located a local breeder..and this past Sunday I..
« Yes, even with clipped wings a parrotlet can fly enough to get into trouble, so you need to be careful when she's out. No, it definitely will not. Parrotlets are just nippy, even ones that are ge.. »
« Cindy, I belong to a private Parrotlet online group. Email me if you would like more info; the group is wonderful! ~kimberlee »

http://www.petforumz.com/biting-parrotlet-ftopict4427.html (biting parrotlet)
Hello all, I just got a parrotlet. He's very cute. I know parrotlets have the reputation of being a small bird with big attitude, but wow does this guy bite! He barely comes up for air! My hands look like raw meat. Even when I put him on my shoulder he'll manage to chomp into my neck. Yee-ouch! I..
« Define what you meant when you said "I just got...." Dave »
« Step one, Don't put him on your shoulder. Step two, read, "A guide to a well behaved parrot". You can get it at a pet store. A good library has it, too. Jim Vitmar5 wrote: »
« That would be two days ago. »
« With my amazon and macaw which used to be like that (although not QUITE as bad!) I shouted no! or similar and pushed them away (not enough to hurt/injure but enough to make them growl/squawk). Now .. »

http://www.petforumz.com/parrotlet-breeding-problems-ftopict5569.html (parrotlet breeding problems)
hi. i am more of a lovebird person but decided to branch out and purchase a parrotlet. she is sweet but the breeder i bought her from "didn't have time" for her and after about a year of trying to settle her down, she started laying eggs. i thought, what the hell? i have several breeding pair of l..

http://www.petforumz.com/Taming-Pacific-Parrotlet-ftopict12151.html (Taming a Pacific Parrotlet)
Hey y'all, I just bought a 9-week old pacific parrotlet today. He was handfed, but is not very tame. Any suggestions on how to tame him? Thanks,
« time and patients »
« ****don't you have to be a doctor to have patients? Bren. »

http://www.petforumz.com/Weaning-parrotlet-baby-ftopict3926.html (Weaning parrotlet baby)
Hello to everyone. I haven't been on RPB for quite some time, but am hoping that someone (Pacific parrotlet breeders/owners) can give me some advice on how to wean a parrotlet baby from pablum to seeds. This past summer, I had the experience of hand-raising three parrotlet babies after the par..
« **sigh** Let it begin.... »
« Linda, although I am not a breeder of pacific parroletts, I can offer a suggestion to you. Its a slow change and takes roughly a month to accomplish but has a high rate of acceptance for the bird. .. »
« Now *that* was really helpful. Care to elaborate? Linda ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ »
« My green-rumped deliciosus, Tiki, is about 4.5 inches and 24 grams. »

http://www.petforumz.com/talking-parrotlet-ftopict3912.html (Question about talking - parrotlet)
Hi,I just bought a hand tamed parrotlet. It is a boy. I was wondering the following - I play with it and talk with it about an hour every day. My son plays with it about another 30 minutes or so. Is this about right for playtime? I also let it out on the dining room table with plenty of toys (card..

http://www.petforumz.com/Parrotlets-ftopict12145.html (Parrotlets)
Hey, could anybody give me some info. on the different kinds of parrotlets, please. (No URLs, please; I've read all of them!) I think I want a green-rumped parrotlet, but I'd be interested in more info. on Spectacled parrotlets and also Mexicans. Thanks!
« What specific information would you like to have? I have a Green-Rumped (deliciosus). -- Dave »
« Dave, about your parrotlet.... is he/she friendly to strangers? to children? Does he/she talk? Does he/she come out of their cage readily? Thanks! »
« Speaking in broad, general terms, green-rumpeds and spectacleds seem more laid-back than pacifics. What that seems to mean in practical terms, is that if socialized to people properly from the time .. »

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