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11-17-2005, 07:41 PM

I have no doubt someone familiar with these birds can sex them at a young age but when I can tell the males from the females just by the research I did on the web, then I have a pretty good idea that they older than 3 months.

I will look online for breeders and see what I can find out. I also heard at work that there was a bird show this weekend in Stamford CT, which is only about 45 minutes from where I live. Now I just need to try and confirm it and find out exactly where it is and the times.

Anyone have experience with the vision birdcages? The have a stand with storage built into them, some type of plastic barrier on the corner where the seed bowl goes to prevent seeds from falling on the floor, and supposedly since they are longer rather than taller, they would be better for this type of bird.

I have no clue about the smaller bird cages (but they are a LOT cheaper than my macaws cage was LOL).

11-17-2005, 07:41 PM	#4
SPJ	I have no doubt someone familiar with these birds can sex them at a young age but when I can tell the males from the females just by the research I did on the web, then I have a pretty good idea that they older than 3 months. I will look online for breeders and see what I can find out. I also heard at work that there was a bird show this weekend in Stamford CT, which is only about 45 minutes from where I live. Now I just need to try and confirm it and find out exactly where it is and the times. Anyone have experience with the vision birdcages? The have a stand with storage built into them, some type of plastic barrier on the corner where the seed bowl goes to prevent seeds from falling on the floor, and supposedly since they are longer rather than taller, they would be better for this type of bird. I have no clue about the smaller bird cages (but they are a LOT cheaper than my macaws cage was LOL).