This beautiful baby Indian Ringneck Parrot will feature a lime green body with a yellow head and yellow tail. Hatched on February 22nd, 2025, it is currently hand-fed and will be ready for its new home around mid to late April 2025. Super friendly and very tame, this little one promises to be a loving and delightful pet!
Sex: Currently unknown. A DNA test is available for purchase to determine gender. The baby has just weaned, and shipping is available now!
About the Indian Ringneck Parrot
The Indian Ringneck Parrot is a medium-sized parrot originally from Africa and the Indian subcontinent. Today, they thrive worldwide and are bred extensively for the exotic bird trade. These resilient birds are hardy and can adapt to extreme climates, including very low winter temperatures.
Description
Indian Ringneck Parakeets are sexually dimorphic, meaning you can distinguish males from females by their physical features. Mature males (18 months+) develop a dark ring around the neck that closes at the back. Both sexes display a vibrant green body, red beak, and long blue tail.
Over the years, aviculture has produced numerous color mutations, including blue, yellow, turquoise, violet, grey, white, pied, and more. Adult birds typically measure 15–17 inches long, with tails as long as their bodies.
Vocalization and Training
Indian Ringnecks are highly sought after as pets because they are excellent talkers. They are capable of mimicking words, whistling, and replicating sounds, as you can see in countless YouTube videos. They produce short, high-pitched sounds that are not constant, making them suitable for smaller homes, condos, or apartments, especially if you keep just one.
However, these parrots are not beginner-friendly. They are best suited for experienced bird owners due to their stubborn nature. They go through a “teenage” phase lasting 6–12 months, during which they may be flighty and prefer independence. Proper handling during this stage is crucial for raising a well-trained adult bird.
Lifespan and Diet
With proper care, Indian Ringnecks can live 20–30 years. Many do not reach this age due to inadequate nutrition and exercise. At Tropi Parrots, we ensure your baby is weaned onto a high-quality diet, including plain cockatiel seed mix, RoudyBush Mini Maintenance Pellets, and fresh fruits and vegetables.
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