The Regent Parakeet or Regent Parrot is known as the very best flier of all the Australian Parakeets. Needless to say, they are very lively and active little birds!
Karen - 2015-02-15 Hi all, Just bought a one year old untamed regent parrot, could someone please help me on how to train him, he is really scared and want even come close to my hand. Thanks
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Clarice Brough - 2015-02-15 What a great bird you've gotten. Even though its not yet tame, I bet you will really enjoy it over the years. Some great information on training basics can be found on the Parakeet Care page, Parakeet:handling/training.
Karen - 2015-02-16 Thanks a lot Clarice, hopefully I will achieve it, and yes his gorgeous.
Tanya Good - 2014-02-05 My Regent parrot, Milo will be 26 next month. Yes, I have had him the entire time. Anyone have a 'realistic' life span range for these birds? Everything I have read is 20-25. Well, he has surpassed that! Thanks!
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Clarice Brough - 2014-02-05 You rock! Your Regent is well cared for, and long-lived. I have read 25, and up to 30 years as an average lifespan for these birds.
Tina - 2014-10-04 Hey, ours is currently at age 20.
David reed - 2013-08-24 My bird just passed away from cancer. He was only three years old and my girlfriend is devastated. I'm looking to purchase another one for her I can't seem to locate one.
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Anthony - 2013-09-02 If you are still looking, I can help.
Josh Burns - 2014-01-20 I raise Rock pebblers. My pair will be nesting by the end of feb. Contact me if you are wanting to get another bird. I hand feed mine from day 12 till weened so they are super tame. Email me with questions on the birds bowhunter1978@gmail.com
Donita Kidd - 2013-01-18 Female Rock Pebbler for sale........425-344-4880, Marysville, Wash. Bird is from Australia, 4-years old
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John caponetto - 2013-07-10 I'm very interested in the female Rock Pebbler is she still available and if so Thank you. John
Amber Jorgensen - 2013-07-15 My sister in-law was given a rock pebbler and in the 2 days I spent visiting, 'Pebbles' allowed me to get him out of his cage a few times and cuddle with him. Unfortunately she will not give up the bird, so I am looking to find one for myself. I have a lot of experience with a wide variety of birds. I would train/handle the rock pebbler as a companion bird. I currently live in NC, but I am looking into moving to the Idaho, Oregon, Washington area in the next few months. If anyone can hook me up with a breeder, I would appreciate it! Razzkitty73@yahoo.com
Kurt van Wyk - 2008-03-09 I've been looking for a hardy, pretty, playful parrot for a long time and this bird is definitely my 1st choice! I currently have two fischer lovebirds and a budgie (my brother also has a budgie). I just love parrots and finally I'll get my first large bird!
Sandy Binkley - 2012-06-20 We just bought a Parakeet he is a good looking we love the bright yellow, we named him Sunny. We also have a Cockatiel, and Binky really was showing off for his attention. Can we put them in the same cage? The Cocktaiel is so calm and much more peaceful. Your web sight was very heplful to us, Thank You
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Charlie Roche - 2012-06-20 I wouln't put them in the same cage. They can play together and be out together but I would let them have their own cage and toys. I wouldn't want them to completely pair bond with each other and leave out their human. Cockatiels can be pretty protective of their 'best pal' so I'd keep them in separate cages.
annatjie geyer - 2012-09-15 Hi Sandy we have the female her name is Sussa! I need a male for her and will be so greatfull if you can help me ! I need to know were can I buy a male!
Alexandria - 2006-05-28 Although I am very satisfied with your website, I do think you should be a tad bit more detailed and ,well, truthful. You say that every bird is incredible, sweet, and lovable. I do think you should be more candid.
The Regent Parakeet or Regent Parrot is known as the very best flier of all the Australian Parakeets. Needless to say, they are very lively and active little birds!
Found this page very interesting.
thanks
Hi my regent parrot is quite active but most of the day he is sleeping, is this normal?
As long as he is healthy and eating normally, he's probably okay. He may be bored, or perhaps he's getting old?
Hi all, Just bought a one year old untamed regent parrot, could someone please help me on how to train him, he is really scared and want even come close to my hand. Thanks
What a great bird you've gotten. Even though its not yet tame, I bet you will really enjoy it over the years. Some great information on training basics can be found on the Parakeet Care page, Parakeet:handling/training.
Thanks a lot Clarice, hopefully I will achieve it, and yes his gorgeous.
My Regent parrot, Milo will be 26 next month. Yes, I have had him the entire time. Anyone have a 'realistic' life span range for these birds? Everything I have read is 20-25. Well, he has surpassed that! Thanks!
You rock! Your Regent is well cared for, and long-lived. I have read 25, and up to 30 years as an average lifespan for these birds.
Hey, ours is currently at age 20.
My bird just passed away from cancer. He was only three years old and my girlfriend is devastated. I'm looking to purchase another one for her I can't seem to locate one.
If you are still looking, I can help.
I raise Rock pebblers. My pair will be nesting by the end of feb. Contact me if you are wanting to get another bird. I hand feed mine from day 12 till weened so they are super tame. Email me with questions on the birds bowhunter1978@gmail.com
Female Rock Pebbler for sale........425-344-4880, Marysville, Wash. Bird is from Australia, 4-years old
I'm very interested in the female Rock Pebbler is she still available and if so Thank you. John
My sister in-law was given a rock pebbler and in the 2 days I spent visiting, 'Pebbles' allowed me to get him out of his cage a few times and cuddle with him. Unfortunately she will not give up the bird, so I am looking to find one for myself. I have a lot of experience with a wide variety of birds. I would train/handle the rock pebbler as a companion bird. I currently live in NC, but I am looking into moving to the Idaho, Oregon, Washington area in the next few months. If anyone can hook me up with a breeder, I would appreciate it! Razzkitty73@yahoo.com
I've been looking for a hardy, pretty, playful parrot for a long time and this bird is definitely my 1st choice! I currently have two fischer lovebirds and a budgie (my brother also has a budgie). I just love parrots and finally I'll get my first large bird!
Different between male and female
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i have two parrots in sky blue colour and I knew that who is male and who is female
We just bought a Parakeet he is a good looking we love the bright yellow, we named him Sunny. We also have a Cockatiel, and Binky really was showing off for his attention. Can we put them in the same cage? The Cocktaiel is so calm and much more peaceful. Your web sight was very heplful to us, Thank You
I wouln't put them in the same cage. They can play together and be out together but I would let them have their own cage and toys. I wouldn't want them to completely pair bond with each other and leave out their human. Cockatiels can be pretty protective of their 'best pal' so I'd keep them in separate cages.
Hi Sandy we have the female her name is Sussa! I need a male for her and will be so greatfull if you can help me ! I need to know were can I buy a male!
Although I am very satisfied with your website, I do think you should be a tad bit more detailed and ,well, truthful. You say that every bird is incredible, sweet, and lovable. I do think you should be more candid.