GT Modules · Home · Approve_Membership · Forums · Email Webmaster·Link to Us, Details <a href="http://www.kakariki.net" target="_blank"><img border=0 src="http://www.kakariki.net/files/kikelogosm.gif" alt="Link to www.kakariki.net logo" width=135 height=25></a>· Set Home page        QuickSearch Search Forums for key WordsAdvanced Search Search  Words      NZ Conservation            Projects  New Development in Kakariki Mutations Greg Holmes A Member here, has been busy. He has this to say.... "We have been breeding Kakariki here in Australia for the past 5 years and produced the red mutation from our own birds. The Par blue was recently purchased from another breeder who doesn't specialise in Kakariki and therefore did not provide the correct diet"                                      There are comments in the forums, photos in the Gallery, with more to come        Related Links · More about · News by Steptoe Most read story about : New Development in Kakariki Mutations      Article Rating Average Score: 3.2 Votes: 5 Please take a second and vote for this article:      Options   Printer Friendly   Send to a Friend Associated Topics Sorry, Comments are not available for this article. All Logos and Trademarks in this site are Property of their Respective Owners. Statements and Views Expressed on this web site Represent the Opinions of the Authors. Neither this Site or the Publishers of this Site Assume Any Liability for the Information Contained Herein. ANY CONTENT from this Site can only be DISTRIBUTED/PUBLISHED/USED ELSEWHERE with PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION ALL COMMENTS/PICTURES/CONTENT are the PROPERTY of the CONTRIBUTORS and © 2004/2023 by WWW.KAKARIKI.NET Web site engine's code is Copyright © 2003 by NukePortal. All Rights Reserved. NukePortal is Free Software released under the GNU/GPL license. Page Generation: 0.179 Seconds