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Parakeets Pendant 06 | |||
Parakeet love birds, featured in the photo on this pendant, pose on their perch for you in an oval, rope design frame The parakeet picture cameostone is treated with an mother-of-pearl / opal glaze that shines up through the translucent image. Tip the cream colored stone in the light for a discreet blue-green opal effect. You have many option choices with this Necklace Pendant. Chose a setting in Antiqued gold (as shown) or an antiqued silver frame both with a four prong, rope design and holding a 30mm X 40mm cabochon. Measures 1 1/2" wide by 2 " high. Included are bail and necklace chain. Choose 24" ball chain with spring fastener (as seen in sample) or 24" cable chain with lobster claw fastener. Metals in frame and chain are Gold or silver plated brass. See matching earring styles below to make a perfect Budgie gift set. Boutique Price $25.00 |
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Facts about Parakeets |
• When you first get your new parakeet home, he will be afraid of you. This fear and stress make him bite and attempt to fly away. You need to earn his trust before he will accept you. Reassure him in a calm voice and with slow movements. Talk to him and he’ll soon talk back to you. • As your new parakeet's trust in you grows, he’ll even learn to talk. Short training sessions every day work best. Say the same phrase over and over. Stick with one phrase until he’s learned it before you try to add a new one. • Parakeets learn to talk best from women and children. They find it easier to imitate the pitch of their voices. In addition to talking, Parakeets learn to hop from finger to finger, kiss and nibble and do tricks with props. |