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Indian Ringneck Bird for sale in Bledsoe County, Tennessee | $700

Name: Indian Ringneck Bird
Brand: Indian Ringneck
SKU: 492637
Price: 700 USD
Availability: InStock

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Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

492637

Price / Fee

$700

Pet

Bird

Breed

Indian Ringneck

Location

Bledsoe County, Tennessee

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Hello, and thank you for reading my ad, I have a6 month old green Indian ring neck, I bought him from Florida and had him shipped in, He needs a lot of wire, he is not wild , but he is scared , Please serious inquiries only ,a good home a must my number is *** I am in tn and will not ship !!

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Price / Fees

$700

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of bird is being sold?

This listing is for a green Indian Ringneck, which is a beautiful and friendly species of parrot.

How old is the bird?

The bird is currently 6 months old, making him ready for training and companionship.

What is the price of the Indian Ringneck?

The asking price for this Indian Ringneck is $700.

What is the location of the bird?

The bird is located in Bledsoe County, Tennessee, United States.

Can the bird be shipped?

No, the seller will not ship the bird. It is important for the seller that the bird goes to a good home.

What should I consider before adopting the bird?

Prospective buyers should consider that the bird needs a lot of attention and care. He is not wild but is still scared, so a patient and loving environment is crucial.

Are there any special requirements for taking care of an Indian Ringneck?

Indian Ringnecks require a proper cage, a balanced diet, regular social interaction, and mental stimulation to thrive.

Is this bird trained?

The bird is not wild, but due to being scared, he may require some time and patience to adjust and potentially be trained.

How to inquire about the bird?

Serious inquiries are welcome from those interested in providing a loving home for this beautiful boy. Please include your experience with birds in your inquiry.

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