BlueNemo
Moving in
- Joined
- 6/18/21
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- Tayla
Good afternoon all,
I hope everyone is
I recently got my first Indian Ringneck (it’s his first week at home with me tomorrow), he is 4 months old and an absolute stunner (with a lot of attitude), he has a few of his claws missing which does not affect him in any way!
Being new to these forums, I would appreciate it if anyone could point me in the right direction towards raising, bonding and taming my new bird (I have done research and continue to research, but I’m now beginning to find conflicting information which is why I’m seeking other bird owners).
Nemo is not tame and I understand it will require a lot of patience, time and care (as with any animal).
I’m conscious that I want to get this right, so I can give him the best life possible!
Thank you for your time, Nemo & Tayla
I hope everyone is
I recently got my first Indian Ringneck (it’s his first week at home with me tomorrow), he is 4 months old and an absolute stunner (with a lot of attitude), he has a few of his claws missing which does not affect him in any way!
Being new to these forums, I would appreciate it if anyone could point me in the right direction towards raising, bonding and taming my new bird (I have done research and continue to research, but I’m now beginning to find conflicting information which is why I’m seeking other bird owners).
Nemo is not tame and I understand it will require a lot of patience, time and care (as with any animal).
I’m conscious that I want to get this right, so I can give him the best life possible!
Thank you for your time, Nemo & Tayla
On getting your first Indian Ringneck! Nemo is stunning! For taming, the most important thing is to stay patient, and spend time with them. Just sit outside his cage, read to him, play music to him, etc. Make sure that he feels calm around you before you start trying to do anything else 
Good luck with your beautiful bird!
Nemo is really cute 
I can't wait to check out everyone's birdies!
