The Australian ringneck parrot is a small bird native to Australia.

Australian ringneck parrots are ultra rare spawns in dry rainforest and dry grassland biomes (all variants). They spawn in groups of 1-2. Male and females are equally likely to spawn.

The Australian ringneck parrot is a X, timid animal; they will acknowledge players, but not attack them unless hit.

Australian ringneck parrots can be captured and transported with either capture nets or capture cages.

Australian ringneck parrots can be tamed with herbivore kibble.

Australian ringneck parrots have 3 hearts (6 points) of health, can deal 0.5 hearts (1 points) of damage, and drop small meat upon death.

Australian ringneck parrots are small animals with modest food needs. They eat a herbivore diet consisting of fruit, vegetables and roughage.

Australian ringneck parrots can use perching blocks, scented ball, tire swing, hanging browse, sprinkler, puzzle feeder, apple ice treat, cup feeder, large bird toy, bell toy and hanging perch enrichment items.

Australian ringneck parrots are a low fertility species, and can be bred with wheat. As small-sized animals they have a gestation time of 40000 ticks, and lay 1-2 eggs. Their chick will take 3 1/3 minecraft days to reach adulthood.

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Australian ringneck parrots have 3 natural variants: Port Lincoln, twenty-eight, and mallee.