thinking about getting a parrot but unsure about getting one because of how long they live and how much attention they need they are like looking after a baby (any help)
I've had my parakeet for about two or three years. It's cage is large enough for him, but I feel like he'd be happier if he had another parakeet to be friends with.
If someday I decide to get a bigger cage, can I put the new parakeet in the same cage as the old one, or are they territorial like cats? I don't want to get a new bird if the old one is just going to beat it up.
I have a pet seagull at work. He knocks on my window with his beak when he wants me to feed him. One of my fellow employees threatened to feed the seagull an alka-seltzer hidden in some food. The old story is that an Alka-seltzer will kill a seagull by making him explode. Supposedly they can't burp out the gas created by the Alka-seltzer. Anyone know if this is fact, or fiction?
I have 2 Cockatiel and I love them sooo much
whenever I get cole to the cage they move away :(
they need time to get used to me ..
anyway ..
I just wanted to know is there any good toys to put in their cage the Cockatiels like ??
and is their a treat they prefer ??
is there any other training tips that u would like to share ??
Thanks !
When we have to go somewhere, we try tp put our budgie in his cage. No matter what we try he won't go in. We have tried coaxing him in with his treat but he is to smart. How should I get him in without hurting him?
I currently own a yellow-sided female green cheek conure. My friend owns a male green cheek conure (non colored). Would it be possible to breed the two without having to house them together? Like, occasional visits or something? Also, if they do breed, what colors would the babies be?
Thanks so much <3