Name: Green Cheek Conure Bird
Brand: Green Cheek Conure
SKU: 516462
Price: 450 USD
Availability: InStock

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Tame Cinnamon Greencheek!

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

516462

Price / Fee

$450

Pet

Bird

Breed

Green Cheek Conure

Location

Irving, Dallas County, Texas

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Age: 3 months\r\nType of bird: Greencheek\r\nColor: Cinnamon\r\nPrice: $500\r\n\r\nOur babies are hand fed and hand tamed from 14 days old.\r\nCompletely weaned and ready to go home.\r\n\r\nThey were hand fed using Kaytee Hi-Fat formula and then transferred onto a blend of food that includes seed, pellets, and our blend of dried fruit, nut, arbol chiles and hibiscus buds mix.\r\n\r\nThey are also provided chop which changes daily to help grow their tastes for different fruits and veggies.\r\n\r\nFor more info contact us at: *** or on Facebook @*** or text or call us at ***\r\n\r\nPlease like and follow our Facebook page @*** to keep up with what we have available.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$450

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Cinnamon Greencheek

What is the age of the Cinnamon Greencheek?

The Cinnamon Greencheek is currently 3 months old.

What type of bird is the Cinnamon Greencheek?

It is a type of Greencheek conure.

What colors are available for the Cinnamon Greencheek?

This specific bird is of the Cinnamon color variety.

What is the price of the Cinnamon Greencheek?

The price is $500.

How are the Cinnamon Greencheek babies raised?

Our babies are hand fed and hand tamed from 14 days old, ensuring they are completely weaned and ready to go home.

What kind of nutrition do the Cinnamon Greencheek babies receive?

They are hand fed using Kaytee Hi-Fat formula and transitioned onto a blend of food that includes seeds, pellets, dried fruits, nuts, arbol chiles, and hibiscus buds. Additionally, they receive a variety of chop daily to promote a taste for different fruits and vegetables.