Turquoise Violet Quaker, single factor, jumbo, bigger than pineapple and green cheek. His coloring is truly blue. He comes from a blue single factor father and a blue with light purple double factor mother. His name is Blu. He knows his name, responds, and is moody. He walks, but cannot fly yet until his wing is fully grown, God willing, within this month. He is extremely affectionate, very playful, energetic, and interacts greatly with children and adults. He is guaranteed to flip onto his back, do somersaults, play with children's toys, and go outside the house with me. Many have seen him and he is known in the Al-Eskan neighborhood. The bird, Masha'Allah, and the children in the walking area know him by name. Guaranteed health, feathers, body, and size. The cleanest and purest. He has a medical file at Pet Planet vet, and his health is guaranteed. Those who understand birds and their classifications know the rarity and expertise. Quakers live up to 15 and even 20 years. Many birds have lived long lives with proper care, if God wills. He never bites, guaranteed. His wing was cut by someone who fears God and plucked him at the vet, and his tail was also plucked recently. He has grown a new tail, and it will be fully complete in less than two weeks, God willing. Perfection is for God alone. A weaned chick, independent, about 3-4 months old, Masha'Allah. Firmly priced at 950, final, brothers. May God grant you success. Those who haggle in private, you don't know whether to pray for them or against them if God increases them in knowledge and lightens their insight. The bird's place is reserved if he doesn't fetch his price. May God grant you success. The serious buyer who will take him for his children at home will pray for me, and God willing, I will not fall short with him at all, and he will not leave unhappy. No returns or haggling. The bird is one of my personal birds, has been living with the family for a while, is accustomed to interaction inside and outside the house, his cage is open 24 hours, he goes out and comes back at his leisure, and around sunset, he returns on his own to sleep.