Hand raised parrotlets
UPDATED 8/12/2024
Here are the hand raised babies we have available for adoption.
Colour: Dark yellow
Sex: Male
Age: 7 weeks
Leg ring: PSAM773 (light green)
Raised by: Hand
Ready for pickup: 16/12/2024
Ready for flight: 30/12/2024
Adoption fee: $350
Colour: American cobalt (light pied)
Sex: Male
Age: 4 Months
Leg ring: PSAM782 (black)
Raised by: Hand
Ready for pickup: Now
Ready for flight: Now
Adoption fee: $350
Colour: American cobalt
Sex: Male
Age: 7 weeks
Leg ring: PSAM786 (black)
Raised by: Hand
Ready for pickup: 16/12/2024
Ready for flight: 30/12/2024
Adoption fee: $350
Colour: Yellow
Sex: Female
Age: 7 weeks
Leg ring: PSAM772 (light green)
Raised by: Hand
Ready for pickup: 15/12/2024
Ready for flight: 29/12/2024
Adoption fee: $350
Colour: Turquoise cobalt
Sex: Female
Age: 10 weeks
Leg ring: N/A
Raised by: Hand
Ready for pickup: Now
Ready for flight: 16/12/2024
Adoption fee: $430
Colour: Turquoise cobalt (light pied)
Sex: Female
Age: 10 weeks
Leg ring: PSAM602
Raised by: Hand
Ready for pickup: Now
Ready for flight: 18/12/2024
Adoption fee: $430
Pick-up is from Redbank Plains QLD, and collection may be made from most airports (excluding WA and TAS). Details of the transport process are found HERE.
We accept deposits from suitable buyers, so that their bird will be reserved.
If you’re interested in adopting a bird, please read our Care Guide and then Contact Us. Once we receive your enquiry, Birdie Mumma will call you to discuss the process.
Re: Avian Veterinary Certificates
For extra peace of mind, we offer an optional avian veterinary certificates that include a qualified avian veterinarian examination of your parrotlet that is a signed confirmation of: body condition, body health and a microscopic faecal examination to exclude parasitic/fungal infections.
Re: Adopting pairs
If adopting a pair, we recommend they be kept separately, unless adopting a male and female. Such pairs may be kept either as pets, or for future breeding.
We will be able to confirm from our breeding records whether the birds are unrelated and therefore suitable as a pair.
Both hand raised and parent raised birds may be suitable for breeding. In fact, many of our breeding pairs were hand raised and are indeed very successful.
