Alexandrine parakeet

DNA MALE , DISEASE TESTED-This is a baby still being handfed. Accepting deposit to hold, will go home when weaned. 

The Alexandrine parrot is native to much of South and Southeast Asia. It can be found as far west as Pakistan and as far east as Cambodia. Here, the species inhabits a wide range of habitats, from rainforests to palm plantations—its only real requirement is the presence of trees with cavities to nest in.

Well-socialized Alexandrines will greatly enjoy spending time with their human family. Although they're not always cuddly, many will appreciate a good neck scratch and like to snuggle up on their owner's shoulder for a nap. They're also highly charming, playful, and trainable. In fact, teaching your Alexandrine parrot various tricks and handy behaviours (step up, wave, etc.) is a highly useful activity for strengthening your mutual bond and preventing boredom in your bird.