Indian Ringneck Parakeet Violet
Description Reviews (1) Indian Ringneck Violet - A Majestic Avian Beauty Meet our stunning 4-month-old Indian Ringneck Violet, a parrot of unparalleled elegance and charm. This avian gem is a testament to the vibrant and diverse world of parrot species, with its striking violet plumage that captivates all who behold it.
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Violet Indian Ringneck Identifications: * Note : Indian Ringnecks are illegal in the state of New Jersey and Colorado. Caution: This bird requires advanced knowledge of bird handling and can be difficult to tame. Additional taming is likely needed for ALL Indian Ringnecks with their new owners upon arrival, even if previously hand fed.
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The Indian ringneck parakeet is an Asiatic subspecies of the rose-ringed parakeet ( Psittacula krameri ). It is an Asiatic parrot originally from Ceylon. Now, you can find it in many parts of Asia, notably India and Pakistan. It also lives in the western and southern areas of Sudan and the Middle East.
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for a cobalt violet bird: if your violet means the violet of a violet irn then your wrong. if you mean the violet from daily life then your right. He was meaning "normal life" colours. Anyway I will take my hen to visit this french breeder and to compare "in situ" its colour versus his violet and cobalt-violets IRN.
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Violet Blue (violet in the Blue series) - normal Violet coloration; mostly commonly associated with the Violet mutation Violet Green (violet in the Green series) - the plumage is greenish-violet *Double Factor Violet Mauve - plumage looks grey Double Factor Violet Blue Cobalt - dark violet plumage
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Indian Ringneck Parrots come in a wide range of colors, including the standard green, blue, yellow, lutino, albino, violet, and various combinations of these colors. They can also have unique markings and feather patterns that make each bird visually distinct.
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Baby Violet Indian Ringneck Parakeet (Psittacula krameri) Available! Indian Ringnecks are popular for their charismatic behavior and outstanding mimicking potential. They come in a wide variety of color mutations. Indian Ringnecks have very strong personalities, they require lots of hands on training, particularity when they are young.
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Violet: This color mutation is quite rare and results in a bird with gorgeous violet-blue feathers. It's important to note that all these color mutations are simply variations in the bird's physical appearance. Regardless of their feather color, all Indian Ringneck Parakeets have similar behavior, diet, and care needs.
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While their natural color is bright green, they also come in a variety of other hues including yellow, blue, and even combinations of these colors. These vibrant plumage variations make them a popular choice among bird enthusiasts. The most common color variation of the Indian Ringneck is the bright green body with a blue tail.
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The 'purple' variant of the Indian Ringneck is actually a deep violet, a color that pervades their entire body and gives them a regal appearance. This mutation is relatively rare, making violet Indian Ringneck Parakeets a coveted pet for bird enthusiasts. These parrots are known for their ability to mimic human speech and, with proper.
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It is the natural color of these parrots found in the wild. The green plumage typically features a bright lime or emerald shade that covers most of the body, with a lighter green or yellowish tint on the head and neck. Blue: One of the most sought-after colors in Indian Ringnecks is blue.
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first of all you have to have a violet, or a green-violet bird . violet is a co dominate gene so no bird can be split to violet and if you breed it to a blue bird you can get violet birds it is best not to beed violets to other dominate or ino mutations because they can mask the violet gene for example if you breed violet with grey the babies co.
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The rose-ringed parakeet (Psittacula krameri), also known as the ring-necked parakeet (more commonly known as the Indian ringneck parrot), is a medium-sized parrot in the genus Psittacula, of.
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Grey Feathers Moving away from the vibrant hues, Indian Ringnecks also possess an understated yet elegant color variation - grey feathers. The grey plumage is predominantly seen on the body of the parakeet, giving it a sophisticated and sleek appearance.
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COMING SOOn Currently we Have fertile eggs from our Green harlequin male who is split recessive pied and Blue Male x Cobalt Violet female babies colors to be determined. Pictures with pair is their son a 2019 Cobalt Violet harlequin. Blues Green split blue Harlequins Blue Violets- Cobalts - Non-refundable deposit to hold your next companion
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Indian ringnecks in captivity are bred in a variety of colors, including white, yellow, bright blue, violet, cinnamon and silvery gray. Albino Indian ringnecks do not have the distinctive black ring. Yellow, albino and cinnamon colors are genetically sex-linked. Green and gray belong to dominant genes, while blue and multi-color belong to.