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creating a flock

How do I know if my parrots like each other?




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creating a flock

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Dec 20, 2011
Putting birds together
by: Tracie

You have to let the birds decide if they like each other or not. You need to only put similar birds together, so that a more aggressive species doesn't attack a docile species.

First study the species you wish to have. Purchase separate cages for each bird. Allow the birds to play together in a neutral place, ready to rescue (and get bit) any bird that gets attacked.

Rather than continue this, I will point you to an article I wrote about how we got our two green cheeked conures to accept each other and eventually live together.


Please read our "Should I get another Green Cheek Conure" story on our Parrot Training page.

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