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hi there.
some time in the future i'd love to have a parrot in my life. i know very little at the moment about parrots, and i have no idea which would be suitable for me. so its that very common question again, what parrot should i have?
i live in a block of 4 small units, and i am in almost all of the time.
i've been trying to read as much as i can about parrots, but after a while things tend to blur into one another.
i currently have a very large cage which i've been keeping my pet rats in over the last few yrs. its a 4 level cage, and if the cage was suitable for birds, i would remove 2 of the levels to create more space.
i'm not sure what it is made of, so i've just sent an email off to the place where i bought it to find out.
i suppose the most important thing i have to keep in mind regarding a bird is how noisy it would be. of course i would love a bird that enjoyed being cuddled too.
over the last few weeks, the bird that has caught my eye has been the african grey. however, from reading more about them, i gather this breed may not be ideal for a first-timer?
i find lovebirds really nice too. well actually, they ALL look lovely, don't they?
is it ok to have 2 of the same breed together? not for breeding, just so they can each have a friend of their own kind.
cheers.
some time in the future i'd love to have a parrot in my life. i know very little at the moment about parrots, and i have no idea which would be suitable for me. so its that very common question again, what parrot should i have?
i live in a block of 4 small units, and i am in almost all of the time.
i've been trying to read as much as i can about parrots, but after a while things tend to blur into one another.
i currently have a very large cage which i've been keeping my pet rats in over the last few yrs. its a 4 level cage, and if the cage was suitable for birds, i would remove 2 of the levels to create more space.
i'm not sure what it is made of, so i've just sent an email off to the place where i bought it to find out.
i suppose the most important thing i have to keep in mind regarding a bird is how noisy it would be. of course i would love a bird that enjoyed being cuddled too.
over the last few weeks, the bird that has caught my eye has been the african grey. however, from reading more about them, i gather this breed may not be ideal for a first-timer?
i find lovebirds really nice too. well actually, they ALL look lovely, don't they?
is it ok to have 2 of the same breed together? not for breeding, just so they can each have a friend of their own kind.
cheers.