Indian Ringneck Parakeet

Species: Indian Ringneck Parakeet (Psittacula krameri) Age: 1.5 years Sex: Unknown Color/mutation: Turquoise Origin: Captive‑bred, raised indoors Health: Vet‑checked, up to date with vaccinations; tested negative for psittacosis. No known health issues. Temperament: Hand‑tame and affectionate; enjoys perching on shoulders and on stand‑perches. Flighted and comfortable with free flight indoors. Chatty and good with children. Diet: Harrison’s bird feed (primary) with fresh foods. Treats/favorites: Apple slices, pepper seeds. Training: Step‑up trained, reliable recall, goes to bed in cage on command. Shows clear vocal phrases: “whatcha doin,” “little baby,” “hey.” Accessories included: Large wheeled ¼‑circle corner cage (front door for easy access), cuttlebone, feed dish, and carrier. Care notes: Requires daily social interaction and mental stimulation; best suited to an experienced bird owner able to provide out‑of‑cage time and companionship. Reason for rehoming: New baby at home — no time to give required attention. Location & handoff: Pickup or meet for handoff — local only. Prefer a safe home with an experienced bird owner.