JettIsTheDevil
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Hi! As you can see by my username, I have a pet Galah x Corella (otherwise known as āApricot Galahsā) who is the literal spawn of the Devil (sometimes).
I have done a little research on his specific cross breed but I have found very little information on them. Which is how I came across this forum! One user posted way back in 2014 about a Galah x Corella for sale in New South Wales, Australia. However I havenāt found much information here on that particular hybrid so I have posted asking for advice on his behavioural issues on the Cockatoo Thread.
Iām here to introduce him though! His name is Jett. He flew into my parentsā backyard from God knows where 8 years ago. My little sister was 4 at the time and was about to have open heart surgery. We tried to catch him for a week but we could never catch him. He hung around our house the whole time and on the day of my sisters surgery, my older brother and I managed to catch him. We called my mum to tell her the news and my sister was just about to go into surgery, so my mum asked her what we should name him and she decided his name was Jett. He was obviously owned previously because he could mimic laughing and coughing sounds, plus an old-time tune that he sings to himself when itās his bedtime. We donāt know how old he is, or how old he can live to since there isnāt much information online about his specific hybrid. We tried to find his owner but we never heard anything from the ads we posted, so heās remained with us since.
His appearance resembles a very large Galah, only he is a lighter colour overall. He isnāt a bright pink, but more of a baby pink, sometimes the pink is so light that itās silvery. The grey on his back and wings is lighter as well. His beak is noticeably larger (and more terrifying) than a Galahs and it resembles a Corellas beak, only bigger. It can do a lot of damage to humans when he is angry. Once he gave my ex a lip piercing. My ex was moving Jetts cage and had his face right up against it and the bite went all the way through his lip (we could put my nose ring into it š
Jett has a lot of behavioural issues which led me to research into him. So far I have found this forum and a lady in Western Australia who has owned 9 Galah x Corella Hybrids over the past 5 years. She had either rescued them from unfavourable conditions or people gave them them to her because of the constant squawking. I have messaged her about Jett and she confirmed that her Galah x Corellas had the exact same issues as him.
Anyway, thatās enough about Jett for now. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask! And if youāve ever owned a hybrid like this, let me know!
Thank you for your time! A photo is attached of the Devil himself āŗļø
I have done a little research on his specific cross breed but I have found very little information on them. Which is how I came across this forum! One user posted way back in 2014 about a Galah x Corella for sale in New South Wales, Australia. However I havenāt found much information here on that particular hybrid so I have posted asking for advice on his behavioural issues on the Cockatoo Thread.
Iām here to introduce him though! His name is Jett. He flew into my parentsā backyard from God knows where 8 years ago. My little sister was 4 at the time and was about to have open heart surgery. We tried to catch him for a week but we could never catch him. He hung around our house the whole time and on the day of my sisters surgery, my older brother and I managed to catch him. We called my mum to tell her the news and my sister was just about to go into surgery, so my mum asked her what we should name him and she decided his name was Jett. He was obviously owned previously because he could mimic laughing and coughing sounds, plus an old-time tune that he sings to himself when itās his bedtime. We donāt know how old he is, or how old he can live to since there isnāt much information online about his specific hybrid. We tried to find his owner but we never heard anything from the ads we posted, so heās remained with us since.
His appearance resembles a very large Galah, only he is a lighter colour overall. He isnāt a bright pink, but more of a baby pink, sometimes the pink is so light that itās silvery. The grey on his back and wings is lighter as well. His beak is noticeably larger (and more terrifying) than a Galahs and it resembles a Corellas beak, only bigger. It can do a lot of damage to humans when he is angry. Once he gave my ex a lip piercing. My ex was moving Jetts cage and had his face right up against it and the bite went all the way through his lip (we could put my nose ring into it š
Jett has a lot of behavioural issues which led me to research into him. So far I have found this forum and a lady in Western Australia who has owned 9 Galah x Corella Hybrids over the past 5 years. She had either rescued them from unfavourable conditions or people gave them them to her because of the constant squawking. I have messaged her about Jett and she confirmed that her Galah x Corellas had the exact same issues as him.
Anyway, thatās enough about Jett for now. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask! And if youāve ever owned a hybrid like this, let me know!
Thank you for your time! A photo is attached of the Devil himself āŗļø
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