DEDICATED   AVIANITARIAN I had asked my client to give some feedback on the concerns of a seeking Queen of Bavaria buyer..   When I read it this sounded more as a 'that a girl Cherane".  I let it for Dawn shows how to purchase and what to look for in your Golden Conure from any seller.   I answered the phone from this buyer and just as smooth as can be with her question of 'Do you test for the buyer" I said 'yes I test for the Aviary an the buyer if needed to rule out gossip, talk from the compensators or cheap sells.  One way to reassure a buyer and that is to test. I will say this that make sure a BAND ID in on the document of results as well the species. After all the years of dealing with another it is nice to have a client that can recognize that she must have safe boundaries in purchasing any parrot. Below is a message of a buyer to future buyers.                                                                                                                                                                Photo by Dawn Franklin "For us the process was eye opening . We found many Advertising golden conure babies promising a healthy baby .Further Communication always ended up the same when we asked to Avian blood test for diseases . The response was That the testing was too expensive or that they've never had a case in the last 20 years . That being said we came across You whom truly cares about the conservation the care and the well-being of the golden conure. Who tested . What also impressed us You also cared about where your babies were going and you following up on how the adjustment was going. You also openly share and provide knowledge and years of your first hand experience that you have acquired. I feel it is extremely important to test for many reasons . #1 In My opinion it's one of the easiest ways to help in conserving the golden Conure . Once we brought Piper home we knew that everything would be new for her the sounds smells etc .You could see her watching learning. She's amazing . It has been a joy to watch her personality as she gets more comfortable with us and her home. Her sounds calls which are adorable .She spends most of her time outside she loves it. When They come inside . One thing we learned early on w having macaws is birdie proofing . With conure they so small you have to be mindful of small things you               might                                                                                                                                                                                                                   overlook i.e. Ceiling fans birds like to perch to the highest thing and They love to fly! And are fast! Toilet bowls shut the lid .Close room doors.. Widows cover them watch out for rope on blinds . I walked around and imaged Where mine might land cabinets table tops of lights ,plants . FYI the Cree light balb that don't get hot . Glass vases etc remove until your baby knows The boundaries. It doesn't matter how many play areas you have set up they're going to explore # 1 Birdie proof prier to new arrival . #2 Guaranteed They will steal your heart ! My advice what to expect for the new golden parent . Thank you" D Tbe Golden Conure is a CITES 1 and a ESA (U.S. endangered species) bird. It is often referred to as the Queen of Bavaria Conure.