Parrotlet -Temperatures
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Redballoon
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Inside or outside?
If its ok for you,then its ok for him,....I think.
He has feathers and you don't, or shouldn't.
If its ok for you,then its ok for him,....I think.
He has feathers and you don't, or shouldn't.
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TexDot33
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15 year-old Sun Conure: Hamlet &
14 year-old Green-Cheeked Conure: Mac
I don't know, I get kinda freaked out when the heat in my apartment gets into the lower 60's ... I would check with an Avian Vet on this one ... I am not sure what else to say ...
Redballoon
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If you put in a bulb, when will he sleep?
He will need darkness to know its night time a go to sleep.
I wish more people would post coz you make a valid point and I would love to see an expert answer.
He will need darkness to know its night time a go to sleep.
I wish more people would post coz you make a valid point and I would love to see an expert answer.
Redballoon
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I can say this with certainty.
It gets very cold at night here in Australia and the native birds seem to handle it ok.
So if I budgie can survive when its 1 or 2 degrees, most other birds should also.
Please wait for an expert, coz I don't want a stiff bird on my hands.
It gets very cold at night here in Australia and the native birds seem to handle it ok.
So if I budgie can survive when its 1 or 2 degrees, most other birds should also.
Please wait for an expert, coz I don't want a stiff bird on my hands.
I live in Canada and I havn't had any problems with my birds with the temperature at night. Mine doesn't go quite as low as 10 degrees maybe 15. I would get in contact with a vet and ask.
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