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I di I didn't get any. Not my pic

none. but they will soon be available in us

What you think?

ok these are the real deal not a project

when he says its ok, i will give out his name. he is in virginia

they are already in the country

I will not say who is bringing them in but i have seen pics of him holding them and he lives in my state. In fact he has bought birds from me and has been to my house. Once he says ok, then i will give out his name

And yes nicolandia has an asil with a short beak but its not parrot beak. Wrong comb, wrong body, wrong tail. They are so inbred that only one out of a dozen eggs hatch. These are long knife fighting birds. Its illegal in India so very few left

Its not just a short beak. I breed for that in my cubalayas. I have asils. None of their beaks look anything like these. Yeah they are selectively bred but the first ones were genetic mutations. So inbred and selectively bred from the parrot beak mutation. Not being negative, just realistic

You will never make a parrot beak asil from birds that are in the US. In fact it was probably a genetic mutation in kulang asils and long tailed desi birds that were continually inbred to exaggerate this trait. They tried to make satsumas in the US and failed miserably. Be patient they will be...

Yes Carl Brantley in NC has them

a guy i know in my state is bringing in the parrot beak indian asils. a guy in nc has the satsumadoris now. i probably would have been interested a couple of years ago but am retired now and totally happy with the birds i already have. if i live another 20 years i really dont need to add...