brigitte - 2011-12-17 Desperately looking to purchase pair of Queen of Bavaria birds.
Central Florida. Thank you.
Don't need to be young
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Charlie Roche - 2011-12-19 I know of two breeders in Florida who breed the Queens. Bernie Levine at Last Chance Farms and Susan Clubb at Hurricane Aviaries. However, they are down by West Palm/Miami. Also, Golden Cockatoo (they have a web site) as do the aviaries is an excellent Bird Store and Rik (owner) usually has Queens or knows where to get them.
Deborah - 2012-02-04 'Browns Birds' 954-559-8394 We recently acquired our golden conure from Janice when she was in Orlando.
Bridget - 2011-11-29 I am looking to purchase a pair of Queen of Bavaria birds for our daughter.
Please advise. Thank you. We live in Central Florida.
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Charlie Roche - 2011-11-29 There are several breeders in Fl, that do breed the Queens. I would recommend Hurricane aviaries - Susan Clubb DVM. She is in Loxahatchee. They would run about $1300, I believe. There are several other breeders and I remember one in Tampa but i don't remember the name.
Brian - 2006-06-21 We are proud to be owned by three Queen of Bavaria conures: one pet & a pair of actively producing, breeding; 7 year olds. I'll leave the breeders story for another time BUT, our pet Queen, is the most spoiled of all our birds. She has a limited vocabulary and often says words like: "C'mon Schwettie, Goldie! Come here!, Here baby"... and other simple phrases. When my wife opens the front door to come home the first thing we hear (in a FRANTIC, DESPERATE, voice) is... the Queen screaming: "MAMA! MAMA! MAMA!" She will also go up to our African Grey's face (almost beak-to-beak) and scream at them: "GO! GO!" Of course, meaning: "move-on Buster! This is MY Mom!!". To take a bath she, dunks her head in a bowl full of water and then shakes like a dog to wet the rest of her body until she's thoughly drenched. Then she is wrapped-up in a receiving blanket like a little baby cocoon and... whisked-off down the hallway, to the bathroom, as my wife sings to her "little-baby-bumpkin- wrapped-like-a-pumpkin... little-baby-bumpkin - wrapped-like-a-pumpkin..." etc., etc. Our Queen (and my wife) think the bird is a human, I guess. That's all I have for now.
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cesar - 2011-06-26 Hello! I have a pair of queen of bavaria conures and I would like to know how to reproduce them. I would like to know how to prepare a reproduction area for them. I appreciate if you can help me. Please contact me. Thanks! cesar.gonzalez@ibstg.com
Charlie Roche - 2011-06-27 I bred 2 pairs of Queens in their own 4 x 4 x 6 foot flight cages using a boot box nest box. I used the boot box from China Prarie farm. The Queens were all my pets and I had hand fed them initially. When they were 3 years old I set them up in their own flight cages with the boot box nest box. I used care fresh (about 3 - 4 inches) on the bottom of the nest box. They were on the porch. I went out and the one pair was going totally nuts flying back and forth from the feeding dish to the nesting box and I knew they wanted me to look. I did and there were little eggs in there - just 2 but they turned out to be fertile and they did feed and I could pet the babies in the nest box. The second pair didn't reproduce till the following year. So in short I used a flight cage and a boot box nest box and fed them well. Good luck.
Yohana Forte - 2011-09-07 Hello, I am new to this site. I loved your story about your Queen of Bavaria. I was wondering if you knew of where I could get one? I am aware they are on the endangered list and in some cases permits are necessary but I would definitely love to help the breed. They are absolutely gorgeous.
Hope to hear from you soon! Yohana
ann - 2011-11-13 you can buy them in florida at golden cockatoo of you have a license but im not sure if they ship out of state but its worth taking a look at. heres the link: Golden Cockatoo just copy and paste it in the search bar or google "golden cockatoo" hope this helped and good luck :)
Charlie Roche - 2011-04-06 Cheryl I love my Queens. I truly believe they are the most expressive of the parrot family. They are clowns, very loving and yes they are gorgeous. Queens require a license to ship outside a state. So an individual has to have a license or purchase within the state they are living.
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Yohana Forte - 2011-09-07 Do you know of anyone selling in Florida?
Steven - 2011-11-05 I am looking for all necessary information about golden conures, what to feed them best, aviary, breeding results, how to breed, best nest boxes to use etc, I am looking for breeders all over the world who will exchange their experiences, thanks and hope to hear a lot of people
ann - 2011-11-13 If you are looking for golden conures for sale in florida, golden cockatoo a bird store in FL, sells them, here's the link to their website, http://www.goldencockatoo.com/ hope i helped :) ps just copy and paste the link in the search bar or just google "golden cockatoo"
Joanne R. - 2008-12-12 I would like to say that the Queen of Bavaria conure is so beautiful. I have heard of them, but never knew anyone that sold as a breeder. I will not purchase from a pet shop. I have a 1 year old sun that is just so adorable. She just turned 1 and says thank you, kiss kiss, and plays dead in my hand. For being so young, she is very trained. I spend a lot of time with her all day. I would like to ask if there are any breeders that have the Bavaria conure please, contac me at my email joanne_1780@yahoo.com. I know they are expensive but I just love them. thanks so much. Joanne from pgh
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Dodie - 2010-05-17 I just came across this and I have a Queen of Bararia conure and I am looking for a good home.
Eric Marroquin - 2011-01-03 I have babies. 409 466-6666 Eric
Yohana Forte - 2011-09-07 Looking for a pair of Queen of Bavaria. I'm in FL. Email me at yohana_forte@yahoo.com
Toby Jungle - 2011-09-07 Yes, Queens are on the Cites 1 appendix list so in order to purchase them from another state, you would need a license. What state do you live in? I have had Queens, raised queens and bred queens although I just have one now as a pet. I think they are absolutely totally wonderful. No negatives that I can think of at all. I strongly recommend that you purchase directly from a breeder. If you are in Florida, I know of two places I would recommend highly that breed Queens Last Chance Farms and Hurricane Aviaries. I have purchased birds from both places and recommend both highly. If you are in another state then I would suggest that you become Facebook friends with Toby and put your question up as to who breeds Queens in your state on Toby's facebook. Let me know if I can do anything else. They are totally wondeful birds and love everyone. Mine is now a 3 year old boy named Billie.
Wilma - 2005-12-14 I really love the pictures that you have here. my favorite is the golden conure. I have 2 conures and boy I thought that mine were beautiful, but the golden takes the prize. I love looking at this site and I also have 2 love birds, 1 parakeet, and 3 cockatiels, 1 dwarf hamster, 1 55 gallon and 1 5 gallon tank. I make sure that I give them all the attention and love that they need. thank you so much for sharing.
JUDIE - 2005-07-29 MY GOLDEN CONURE, BETTY IS THE CUTIEST, FUNNIEST BIRD I HAVE EVER SEEN. I HAVE 4 DOGS AND THEY DON'T PLAY WITH THEIR TOYS SO I PUT THE TOYS IN BETTY'S CAGE AND SHE IS A SCREAM. SHE TREATS THEM LIKE HER CHILDREN. SHE FALLS ASLEEP ON THEM, UPSIDE DOWN ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CAGE. THE FIRST TIME I SAW HER UPSIDE DOWN I THOUGHT SHE WAS DEAD. SHE CARRIES THE TOYS, INCLUDING A DOG FRIZBBE, UP TO THE TOP OF THE CAGE. SHE DROPS SMALL TOYS IN THE EXTRA BOWL ON THE SIDE OF HER CAGE. I LOVE THIS BIRD SO MUCH. SHE,IS JUST A JOY TO OWN.
The Queen of Bavaria or Golden Conure is the most beautiful and most sought after of all the conures!
Desperately looking to purchase pair of Queen of Bavaria birds.
Central Florida. Thank you.
Don't need to be young
I know of two breeders in Florida who breed the Queens. Bernie Levine at Last Chance Farms and Susan Clubb at Hurricane Aviaries. However, they are down by West Palm/Miami. Also, Golden Cockatoo (they have a web site) as do the aviaries is an excellent Bird Store and Rik (owner) usually has Queens or knows where to get them.
'Browns Birds' 954-559-8394 We recently acquired our golden conure from Janice when she was in Orlando.
I am looking to purchase a pair of Queen of Bavaria birds for our daughter.
Please advise. Thank you. We live in Central Florida.
There are several breeders in Fl, that do breed the Queens. I would recommend Hurricane aviaries - Susan Clubb DVM. She is in Loxahatchee. They would run about $1300, I believe. There are several other breeders and I remember one in Tampa but i don't remember the name.
We are proud to be owned by three Queen of Bavaria conures: one pet & a pair of actively producing, breeding; 7 year olds. I'll leave the breeders story for another time BUT, our pet Queen, is the most spoiled of all our birds. She has a limited vocabulary and often says words like: "C'mon Schwettie, Goldie! Come here!, Here baby"... and other simple phrases. When my wife opens the front door to come home the first thing we hear (in a FRANTIC, DESPERATE, voice) is... the Queen screaming: "MAMA! MAMA! MAMA!" She will also go up to our African Grey's face (almost beak-to-beak) and scream at them: "GO! GO!" Of course, meaning: "move-on Buster! This is MY Mom!!". To take a bath she, dunks her head in a bowl full of water and then shakes like a dog to wet the rest of her body until she's thoughly drenched. Then she is wrapped-up in a receiving blanket like a little baby cocoon and... whisked-off down the hallway, to the bathroom, as my wife sings to her "little-baby-bumpkin- wrapped-like-a-pumpkin... little-baby-bumpkin - wrapped-like-a-pumpkin..." etc., etc. Our Queen (and my wife) think the bird is a human, I guess. That's all I have for now.
Hello! I have a pair of queen of bavaria conures and I would like to know how to reproduce them. I would like to know how to prepare a reproduction area for them. I appreciate if you can help me. Please contact me. Thanks! cesar.gonzalez@ibstg.com
I bred 2 pairs of Queens in their own 4 x 4 x 6 foot flight cages using a boot box nest box. I used the boot box from China Prarie farm. The Queens were all my pets and I had hand fed them initially. When they were 3 years old I set them up in their own flight cages with the boot box nest box. I used care fresh (about 3 - 4 inches) on the bottom of the nest box. They were on the porch. I went out and the one pair was going totally nuts flying back and forth from the feeding dish to the nesting box and I knew they wanted me to look. I did and there were little eggs in there - just 2 but they turned out to be fertile and they did feed and I could pet the babies in the nest box. The second pair didn't reproduce till the following year. So in short I used a flight cage and a boot box nest box and fed them well. Good luck.
Hello, I am new to this site. I loved your story about your Queen of Bavaria. I was wondering if you knew of where I could get one? I am aware they are on the endangered list and in some cases permits are necessary but I would definitely love to help the breed. They are absolutely gorgeous.
Hope to hear from you soon!
Yohana
you can buy them in florida at golden cockatoo of you have a license but im not sure if they ship out of state but its worth taking a look at. heres the link:
Golden Cockatoo just copy and paste it in the search bar or google "golden cockatoo"
hope this helped and good luck :)
lmao
Cheryl I love my Queens. I truly believe they are the most expressive of the parrot family. They are clowns, very loving and yes they are gorgeous. Queens require a license to ship outside a state. So an individual has to have a license or purchase within the state they are living.
Do you know of anyone selling in Florida?
I am looking for all necessary information about golden conures, what to feed them best, aviary, breeding results, how to breed, best nest boxes to use etc, I am looking for breeders all over the world who will exchange their experiences, thanks and hope to hear a lot of people
If you are looking for golden conures for sale in florida, golden cockatoo a bird store in FL, sells them, here's the link to their website, http://www.goldencockatoo.com/
hope i helped :)
ps just copy and paste the link in the search bar or just google "golden cockatoo"
I would like to say that the Queen of Bavaria conure is so beautiful. I have heard of them, but never knew anyone that sold as a breeder. I will not purchase from a pet shop. I have a 1 year old sun that is just so adorable. She just turned 1 and says thank you, kiss kiss, and plays dead in my hand. For being so young, she is very trained. I spend a lot of time with her all day. I would like to ask if there are any breeders that have the Bavaria conure please, contac me at my email joanne_1780@yahoo.com. I know they are expensive but I just love them. thanks so much. Joanne from pgh
I just came across this and I have a Queen of Bararia conure and I am looking for a good home.
I have babies. 409 466-6666 Eric
Looking for a pair of Queen of Bavaria. I'm in FL. Email me at yohana_forte@yahoo.com
Yes, Queens are on the Cites 1 appendix list so in order to purchase them from another state, you would need a license. What state do you live in? I have had Queens, raised queens and bred queens although I just have one now as a pet. I think they are absolutely totally wonderful. No negatives that I can think of at all. I strongly recommend that you purchase directly from a breeder. If you are in Florida, I know of two places I would recommend highly that breed Queens Last Chance Farms and Hurricane Aviaries. I have purchased birds from both places and recommend both highly. If you are in another state then I would suggest that you become Facebook friends with Toby and put your question up as to who breeds Queens in your state on Toby's facebook. Let me know if I can do anything else. They are totally wondeful birds and love everyone. Mine is now a 3 year old boy named Billie.
I really love the pictures that you have here. my favorite is the golden conure. I have 2 conures and boy I thought that mine were beautiful, but the golden takes the prize. I love looking at this site and I also have 2 love birds, 1 parakeet, and 3 cockatiels, 1 dwarf hamster, 1 55 gallon and 1 5 gallon tank. I make sure that I give them all the attention and love that they need. thank you so much for sharing.
MY GOLDEN CONURE, BETTY IS THE CUTIEST, FUNNIEST BIRD I HAVE EVER SEEN.
I HAVE 4 DOGS AND THEY DON'T PLAY WITH THEIR TOYS SO I PUT THE TOYS IN BETTY'S CAGE AND SHE IS A SCREAM. SHE TREATS THEM LIKE HER CHILDREN. SHE FALLS ASLEEP ON THEM, UPSIDE DOWN ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CAGE. THE FIRST TIME I SAW HER UPSIDE DOWN I THOUGHT SHE WAS DEAD.
SHE CARRIES THE TOYS, INCLUDING A DOG FRIZBBE, UP TO THE TOP OF THE CAGE. SHE DROPS SMALL TOYS IN THE EXTRA BOWL ON THE SIDE OF HER CAGE.
I LOVE THIS BIRD SO MUCH. SHE,IS JUST A JOY TO OWN.