Ringneck Creamino (Psittacula krameri)
The Ringneck Creamino (Psittacula krameri) is a particularly popular and striking color mutation of the Indian Ringneck Parrot. It belongs to the subspecies Psittacula krameri manillensis, and is distinguished by its unique combination of pale yellow plumage and a scarlet beak. The Creamino mutation is a combination of the Blue gene and the Lutino gene. While the Albino has white plumage, the Creamino has a cream or light yellow color due to the presence of carotenoids. Gender: Not easily distinguished without a DNA test, especially in young individuals.
Suitable for: Owners who have the time and patience for training and interaction
Character & Behavior
Temperament: Active, playful, often noisy
Intelligence: Very intelligent; learns words and commands
Sociality: Ideal for human interaction if properly socialized
Speech: Ability to imitate words and phrases (especially males)
Living Conditions
Cage: Spacious – ideally 60x60x90 cm or larger
Diet: Variety of parrot seeds, fresh fruits, vegetables
Environment: Must have the opportunity for daily flight and contact with people
Sun Protection: Although not completely albino, it is sensitive to light – needs shading
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Born in March 2025.
Species Identification
Scientific Name: Psittacula krameri manillensis
Common Name: Ringneck Creamino
Origin: India, Pakistan (captive as a mutation)
Culture: Very popular as a pet
Color Characteristics
Plumage: Pale creamy-yellow or yellowish-white throughout the body
Eyes: Red – characteristic of mutations lacking melanin
Beak: Bright red
Ring:
Males may develop a pinkish-purple collar over time (after 2-3 years)
In females and juveniles, the collar is not evident
Size & Physical Characteristics
Length: 40–42 cm (including tail)
Weight: Approximately 115–130 g
Lifespan: 20 to 30 years (with proper care)
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