zoinksberg
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- Nov 30, 2017
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Hello I am new to this forum and (besides the parakeet I had when I was 7) new to birds! I have been messaging a breeder about one of his lovebirds who should be old enough to ship in around 2 weeks to me and I have a ton of questions that I've found either vague or inconsistent answers to so here they are:
I have the Vision M02 bird cage it's 15Wx24Lx36H with 1/2 bar spaces. Is this a large enough cage for one love bird? I am a little worried that the width is too small.
Since the bird is hand raised how does that affect taming? Also what are some general guidelines for taming? I saw some sites say that you should tame them in the cage and others say you should take them outside of the cage. Which is best?
I could use help on anything related to taming them and the initial settling in process.
Do love birds like those fleece hanging huts? They look really cute and honestly I'd want to sleep in one.
What are some good toys for a young lovebird?
Is the diet of a young lovebird different from an adult?
Any other thing you think I should know would be useful. I'm really surprised about how little I could find on these guys as popular as they are.
Thank you!
I have the Vision M02 bird cage it's 15Wx24Lx36H with 1/2 bar spaces. Is this a large enough cage for one love bird? I am a little worried that the width is too small.
Since the bird is hand raised how does that affect taming? Also what are some general guidelines for taming? I saw some sites say that you should tame them in the cage and others say you should take them outside of the cage. Which is best?
I could use help on anything related to taming them and the initial settling in process.
Do love birds like those fleece hanging huts? They look really cute and honestly I'd want to sleep in one.
What are some good toys for a young lovebird?
Is the diet of a young lovebird different from an adult?
Any other thing you think I should know would be useful. I'm really surprised about how little I could find on these guys as popular as they are.
Thank you!