Hello, I recently brought an Indian ring neck back in February, think she is like 2/3 years old. She has been hand raised and is really playful.
Towards me she dont mind me doing anything and accepts all the fuss, but because I work early mornings my mum cleans her cage every morning, shes totally fine with it, infact Molly (parakeet) screeches when shes waiting for it to be cleaned. Through the day if my mum goes towards the cage Molly decides to charge at her and crash into the side of the cage with her beak. What is the best way forward to try and stop her doing this? Im concerned she may hurt herself in the process of charging at my mum.
Molly comes out her cage every day and is totally fine around people, especially when food is involved!
Secondly, Ive been reading a lot about lighting in the cage, is this needed? If its ideal I would happily buy it, but Ive heard you have a certain percent of light on or something? Is there a time limit of how long they should be on for to?
If anybody can link me a decent one for them I would be grateful!
Here is Molly.
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Thanks for any help provided.
Towards me she dont mind me doing anything and accepts all the fuss, but because I work early mornings my mum cleans her cage every morning, shes totally fine with it, infact Molly (parakeet) screeches when shes waiting for it to be cleaned. Through the day if my mum goes towards the cage Molly decides to charge at her and crash into the side of the cage with her beak. What is the best way forward to try and stop her doing this? Im concerned she may hurt herself in the process of charging at my mum.
Molly comes out her cage every day and is totally fine around people, especially when food is involved!
Secondly, Ive been reading a lot about lighting in the cage, is this needed? If its ideal I would happily buy it, but Ive heard you have a certain percent of light on or something? Is there a time limit of how long they should be on for to?
If anybody can link me a decent one for them I would be grateful!
Here is Molly.
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Thanks for any help provided.