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cockatiel
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cockatiel
small, canary-sized Australian parrot, crested and brown with a yellow head. Popular as cage pets because of their speed in learning to converse with humans and engaging personalities. Called also quarrian, Nymphicus hollandicus.


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Cockatiel: Friendly and Relaxed Cockatiels are also very popular as pet birds amongst youngsters.
Principal prices: Cage birds - Pair Rubino Rosellas pounds 85 Pair Golden Mantels Rosellas pounds 55 Pair White Faced Cockatiels pounds 52 Pair Lovebirds pounds 32 Pair Budgies pounds 20 Poultry & Waterfowl - Pair Emperor Geese pounds 200 Pair Hawaiian Geese pounds 130 Pair Barhead Geese pounds 130 Pair Silver Seabrights pounds 105 Three Light Sussex Pullets pounds 90 Trio White Crested Black Polish pounds 85 Pair Pied Peacocks pounds 85.
As for tortoises, newts and cockatiels, you may as well forget it.
 
 
 
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