Eclectus SI weaned Male
Eclectus SI weaned Male
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- Name: Janell richards
- Posted: 10/07/2013
- Location: Georgia
- ID #6827
Hatched June 13, 2013, fully weaned pure Solomon Island eclectus male baby.
Clover is as sweet as he looks. He is ready for a home Also not pictured are his two younger brothers hatched 8-24 and 8-26 are also available 1100 when weaned the end of December or early January. Eclectus males are very good talkers, not too noisy, and drop your jaw gorgeous. They stay sweet even after sexual maturity. Many people with allergies are not allergic to eclectus. They have an intelligent nature and obtain vocabularies rivaling African greys, but with a very easygoing less nervous nature. My favorite thing about them is they usually do not just attach themselves to one person and are a real family bird, even to the point of forming relationships with friends that visit regularly. They are the best of both worlds as far as parrots go. Beauty, brains and cuddle bugs. I potty train my birds and harness train. Socialize with birds, dogs, cats and kids. I have successfully taught my other eclectus to identify coins and colors. They are really smart birds.
Clover is as sweet as he looks. He is ready for a home Also not pictured are his two younger brothers hatched 8-24 and 8-26 are also available 1100 when weaned the end of December or early January. Eclectus males are very good talkers, not too noisy, and drop your jaw gorgeous. They stay sweet even after sexual maturity. Many people with allergies are not allergic to eclectus. They have an intelligent nature and obtain vocabularies rivaling African greys, but with a very easygoing less nervous nature. My favorite thing about them is they usually do not just attach themselves to one person and are a real family bird, even to the point of forming relationships with friends that visit regularly. They are the best of both worlds as far as parrots go. Beauty, brains and cuddle bugs. I potty train my birds and harness train. Socialize with birds, dogs, cats and kids. I have successfully taught my other eclectus to identify coins and colors. They are really smart birds.
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