paimonandeula
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- Jan 26, 2022
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- I have a gray male budgie named Paimon, a female blue and teal fancy budgie named Eula, and a green budgie named Venti <3
I am new on the forum! I have two budgies. Here's is some more information about them:
Paimon: Paimon is a male parakeet. He is a light gray. I got him on May 12, 2021, from Petsmart (i know, I know). He is so sweet and loves to press his beak to my mouth. He flicks his wings at me while doing it. He loves meeting new people, and after a bit of hesitation, he will go and fly to them happily. He bites, but I have started saying 'No' and putting him on the ground when he does, in hopes he will learn not to. When I first got him, he was in this cage: https://www.petsmart.com/bird/cages...ducts-flight-bird-cage-20907.html?cgid=400103. I wanted to get him a big enough cage, but something cheap, since my parents were buying most of the stuff. Thank god I found this because it was only 48 dollars at the time. I made sure that before I got a bird, I did hours of research. I made sure he had plenty of good toys, natural wood perches, and a good diet with pellets. I tamed him earlier than usual, but he was never very scared. If he was, I would take my hand out from the bottom of the cage and shut the door. I never wanted him to be scared. The first time I let him out of the cage, he flew into walls. He was frantic and scared. So was I. He landed on top of my blinds, and sat there, pinning his feathers to his body. I was shaking in fear, hoping he wasn't hurt. Luckily, I got him back in his cage, by letting him start on a dowel perch. I didn't want to use my hands and scare him more. Now he is perfectly fine out of his cage. I was thinking about getting a second bird. I was doing in-person school, and it was hard to hang out with him when I still have my needs. The reason I mainly got a budgie was for him to hang out with, which now I regret. I decided that I shouldn't get another bird, as it would be too much work and I would have to get a flight cage. But I still decided that Paimon deserved a larger cage. So, I bought him a flight cage and he loved it. It was very easy to get him back in. That leads to my next bird, Eula:
Eula: Eula is a female parakeet. At least I think so because she has a white cere. I got her on August 8th (that could be wrong. somewhere in august.), again, from Petsmart. She is a very kind bird. She never bites, and only gently nibbles. She is much more nervous though. She doesn't like new people and will stay in the back while Paimon goes and interacts with them. She never really used to show affection to me, but recently she has. She is so sweet. I was sadly impulsively bought her when I was at Petsmart, but I'm glad because Paimons old cage was still set up. I put her in there. I didn't quarantine her, and let Paimon go in her cage the first time... I regret that. Paimon was VERY happy. He was touching his beak to hers, chirping, and getting in her space. Now though, they are great friends and live together in the same cage. The flight cage. Eula is sometimes territorial though and will peck Paimon away and chase him. She is an amazing budgie.
I'm is not sure what exactly made me love budgies, or want to get them, but I'm glad It did. Now that I do online school, I spend hours a day with my birds. I'm still trying to get them to eat fruits and veggies, but I hope they will soon. I'm thinking about getting a THIRD budgie. I'm wondering, would the flight cage ( https://www.chewy.com/prevue-pet-products-wrought-iron/dp/133569?utm_id=401602552&msclkid=8c18972c27c1103b21eaf6dde2f1218a&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Shopping_NC_Bird_S_Pet Bird&utm_term=4585100933646777&utm_content=Habitat-Bird Cages ) fit a third budgie? I still have Paimons old cage, so I have a place for that bird no matter what. What do I do? Should I really get a third bird? Petsmart only sells young budgies, so I wouldn't know the
gender. Also, I don't know about a room for quarinting the budgie.. possibly my sisters? She has mice, so there is no harmful chemical threats there. There is also no bird rescues I can get another budgie from near me.
Paimon (Gray) and Eula (White):
Paimon: Paimon is a male parakeet. He is a light gray. I got him on May 12, 2021, from Petsmart (i know, I know). He is so sweet and loves to press his beak to my mouth. He flicks his wings at me while doing it. He loves meeting new people, and after a bit of hesitation, he will go and fly to them happily. He bites, but I have started saying 'No' and putting him on the ground when he does, in hopes he will learn not to. When I first got him, he was in this cage: https://www.petsmart.com/bird/cages...ducts-flight-bird-cage-20907.html?cgid=400103. I wanted to get him a big enough cage, but something cheap, since my parents were buying most of the stuff. Thank god I found this because it was only 48 dollars at the time. I made sure that before I got a bird, I did hours of research. I made sure he had plenty of good toys, natural wood perches, and a good diet with pellets. I tamed him earlier than usual, but he was never very scared. If he was, I would take my hand out from the bottom of the cage and shut the door. I never wanted him to be scared. The first time I let him out of the cage, he flew into walls. He was frantic and scared. So was I. He landed on top of my blinds, and sat there, pinning his feathers to his body. I was shaking in fear, hoping he wasn't hurt. Luckily, I got him back in his cage, by letting him start on a dowel perch. I didn't want to use my hands and scare him more. Now he is perfectly fine out of his cage. I was thinking about getting a second bird. I was doing in-person school, and it was hard to hang out with him when I still have my needs. The reason I mainly got a budgie was for him to hang out with, which now I regret. I decided that I shouldn't get another bird, as it would be too much work and I would have to get a flight cage. But I still decided that Paimon deserved a larger cage. So, I bought him a flight cage and he loved it. It was very easy to get him back in. That leads to my next bird, Eula:
Eula: Eula is a female parakeet. At least I think so because she has a white cere. I got her on August 8th (that could be wrong. somewhere in august.), again, from Petsmart. She is a very kind bird. She never bites, and only gently nibbles. She is much more nervous though. She doesn't like new people and will stay in the back while Paimon goes and interacts with them. She never really used to show affection to me, but recently she has. She is so sweet. I was sadly impulsively bought her when I was at Petsmart, but I'm glad because Paimons old cage was still set up. I put her in there. I didn't quarantine her, and let Paimon go in her cage the first time... I regret that. Paimon was VERY happy. He was touching his beak to hers, chirping, and getting in her space. Now though, they are great friends and live together in the same cage. The flight cage. Eula is sometimes territorial though and will peck Paimon away and chase him. She is an amazing budgie.
I'm is not sure what exactly made me love budgies, or want to get them, but I'm glad It did. Now that I do online school, I spend hours a day with my birds. I'm still trying to get them to eat fruits and veggies, but I hope they will soon. I'm thinking about getting a THIRD budgie. I'm wondering, would the flight cage ( https://www.chewy.com/prevue-pet-products-wrought-iron/dp/133569?utm_id=401602552&msclkid=8c18972c27c1103b21eaf6dde2f1218a&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Shopping_NC_Bird_S_Pet Bird&utm_term=4585100933646777&utm_content=Habitat-Bird Cages ) fit a third budgie? I still have Paimons old cage, so I have a place for that bird no matter what. What do I do? Should I really get a third bird? Petsmart only sells young budgies, so I wouldn't know the
gender. Also, I don't know about a room for quarinting the budgie.. possibly my sisters? She has mice, so there is no harmful chemical threats there. There is also no bird rescues I can get another budgie from near me.
Paimon (Gray) and Eula (White):
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