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Post by aaron on Feb 20, 2015 21:31:26 GMT -5
I held a yellow one once and it was really tiny. I'll bet the 79g weight is normal for this little one, but can't hurt to take to a vet if you haven't... I would kill to even see a yellow quaker in person, much less hold one!!  Yeah I was pretty surprised to see it being sold at one of our local parrot stores. She had a light yellow and green brother that was very protective of her. They were super cute. |
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Post by msdani1981 on Feb 21, 2015 2:51:03 GMT -5
What were they asking for her (and her brother)??
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Post by aaron on Feb 21, 2015 11:59:14 GMT -5
What were they asking for her (and her brother)?? I believe she was $1200.. Her brother was a lot cheaper but I can't remember exactly what the price was. Still very high compared to your average green QP... Something like $600 I think. |
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Post by biteybird on Feb 21, 2015 21:29:47 GMT -5
I didn't even know there were yellow ones until muffinsowner joined the forum. The colour is amazing!
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Post by aaron on Feb 21, 2015 22:01:58 GMT -5
I didn't even know there were yellow ones until muffinsowner joined the forum. The colour is amazing! Yeah, I was amazed when I discovered how many varieties of quaker colors there are. So many! |
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Post by msdani1981 on Feb 23, 2015 13:40:08 GMT -5
It's been said that Quakers can have the same mutation colors at budgies.
When the first yellow Quaker was born (I believe it was bred by Tom Nemerovsky in Florida), it was for sale for some crazy price like $10,000 or something.
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Post by aaron on Feb 23, 2015 16:47:37 GMT -5
It's been said that Quakers can have the same mutation colors at budgies. When the first yellow Quaker was born (I believe it was bred by Tom Nemerovsky in Florida), it was for sale for some crazy price like $10,000 or something. I've heard that too. And that price is insane! |
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