Xtreem Parrotlets Now The Largest Exotic Parrotlet Breeder In U.S. and Abroad
Mar 14, 2017
Xtreem Parrotlets is known throughout the United States and worldwide for their advanced Parrotlet breeding techniques and extensive work with genetics and breeding by design. They are quickly earning the reputation for breeding excellence in the world of Parrotlet birds.
Spring Hill, United States - March 13, 2017 /PressCable/ —
These well-known breeders are firmly established in the United States and have currently sold their unique birds in 27 out of 50 states. In 2015 they went worldwide and have earned their reputation as rare Parrotlet exporters in many countries from around the world such as the UK, Germany, Thailand, Belgium, and Denmark. They are now in negotiations with several breeders acting as one group in Brazil to purchase the famed turquoise collection from Xtreem Parrotlet breeders.
Xtreem Parrotlets now manufactures and distributes its very own signature food blend. According to their founder Billy Xtreem, “We felt it was time to make available our signature blend of Parrotlet food. This is exciting news that’s rocking the Parrotlet community to the core. We are providing to the general public the very same advanced protein and seed blend specially formulated for Parrotlets that we feed our own birds. We have been using this special signature blend for the past 20 years with fantastic results. The seed used in this formula was extensively researched and is the best seed suited for the metabolism of Parrotlets. We have also added our own protein blend to the mix to keep the birds robust and healthy. Our signature seed blend can actually be consumed by humans before the protein is added. It is completely natural there are no preservatives added. It is full of vitamins and the necessary seed fats for the high metabolism and energy burning Parrotlet. I firmly believe that anyone who breeds Parrotlets would highly benefit from this formula. We sell it mostly to our client base and now that the word is out, we just can’t seem to keep up with all the orders. Right now it’s showcased on Xtreem Parrotlets website and our official Facebook page.”
Pet celebrity Mark Marrone, owner of Parrots of the world and also writes his own column on rare animals and parrots. He was a regular guest on the Martha Stewart show during their pet segments. Mr. Marrone is also one of the largest exporters of rare animals and parrots in the United States. Mark handles all Xtreem Parrotlets exportation worldwide and has stated, “Xtreem Parrotlets signature blend Parrotlet food is a perfect seed and protein blend suited for all Parrotlets and parrots alike.”
Florida Exotics owner Mr. Kline, one of the largest wholesalers of Parrotlets and large parrots in the state of Florida. Mr. Kline has stated repeatedly in interviews, “Xtreem Parrotlets birds are some of the finest parrotlets I’ve ever laid eyes on in my 20-year career.”
Xtreem Parrotlets is located in the Tampa Bay Florida area and is owned and operated by Billy and Diana Xtreem. They are breeders of some of the purest variety of Parrotlets in the world. Since the inception of Xtreem Parrotlets, their mission statement includes being committed to breeding some of the finest most robust and healthy Parrotlets around. They currently own and operate two closed climate-controlled aviaries equipt with special lighting that benefit the Parrotlets by illuminating vitamin D.
They also have the largest cutting-edge Parrotlet website not only in the United States but around the globe where they showcase their awesome collection of rare and exotic Parrotlets.
Contact Info:
Name: Billy Xtreem
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Xtreem Parrotlets
Address: 8044 Alhambra Ct, Spring Hill, Florida 34606, United States
Phone: +1-352-942-5710
For more information, please visit http://www.xtreemparrotlets.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 177357
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