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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2022
- Do Caiques always get along? Can you just put them together? Sometimes-
Today I’ll talk about the body language you can watch for to know whether your caique parrots will get along automatically or not-
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Caiques are awesome!
Everything you said about Caiques are so true and they are showing how stubborn they are in this video, Lol
I love my baby anyway 🥰 Hes almost 3 yrs old and he makes me laugh every day .
Caiques are wonderful- but tricky. One of my fav species!
@@ParrotBliss My fav also, he’s so funny and he makes me laugh all day. He’s so spoiled 😍
OMG they are soooooooo sweet mama K!!!!!!!! Love love love them!!!!! xo m and j
They are awesome!!!!
They are so beautiful. Maybe a good name would be Apollo (the sun god as well as music, poetry and healing) if you haven't already used it.
Yeah… we had an Apollo already. Tried Ozzy, Otto - would like a name starting with an H, honoring his dad, Hopper. Suggestions?
@@ParrotBliss How about Horatio...the man Hamlet wants to be. Oh wait, the abbreviated nickname would be bad. Hahaha!
@@Robin3615 Yeah…
I got my first male caique in 2019 and he has been my best friend but I've been wanting a playmate for him since the beginning but I couldn't get a second bird because my parents didn't allow it. I got a female parrot of the same age and species a year ago but he got jealous at first and lunged at her. When he realized I wasn't replacing him he tried to be friends with her but now she wants nothing to do with her and screams or flies/walks away when he gets too close. He also started teasing her because she isn't interested in his advances. I don't know if there is anything I can do and if they will ever like eachother but I'm still hoping they will because I love them both.
It could work out, give it time, more time. Glad you love your Caiques
Naturally I have to give you a Norse name. Sol, pronounced soul, is the sun god or Floki, (flow key), the trickster. I’m doing pretty good getting Knute to step up. I work with the boys separately then together. I work with them 5-10 minutes at a time. I find it works better as Caiques have ADD. Keeping it short enables me to finish on a positive note. I posted a picture of the boys on Discord.☺️
Sol and Floki …. Hmmmm any names either a Q or H? Sol is sun in Spanish too!
Well, there’s Odin. He’s one of the chief gods. He’s up there with Thor. H isn’t so easy. Heimdall, the valiant guardian of Asgard, the dwelling place of all the gods. It’s kind of like Mount Olympus. Herleif means blessed. Hrafen (rahfen) means descended from warriors. Olaf means art, war and wisdom. As you can tell. The norsemen were actually farmers but in the spring and summer they would go on raids. ❤️
I don’t know of a name that begins with q.🤔
@@1hawaii21 Chose one! We’ll see if it sticks!
@@1hawaii21 And Caiques go on raids!
I actually have a question... I have a WBC that is two years four months super sweetheart for now she does actually get hormonal already. However I also recently got a 5-month-old BHC. I have introduced them and they're giving me a very super mixed signals. I have talked to other caique owners and I actually kind of get mixed signals from them too. I think I had watched one of your videos that stated if a parrot goes after another parrot's legs or feet that it could be a sign of aggression?? My WBC has been doing that from time to time but then she'll be okay with her and my BHC will feed her/ regurgitate to her. There's no fluffed feathers no spread out wings no extreme acts of aggression here and I do have videos of some of their interactions. A lot of other people with multiple caiques have said that this is a caique thing about going after the legs and part of how they play. I don't remember seeing any videos where they do this so I'm trying to figure out where to go from here. We get them out together for very short periods of time in neutral areas but I'd like to start getting them out for longer periods of time together but I'm just not sure how secure I feel in doing that without having some more information. I did a lot of research before I decided to get another caique... I almost forgot to mention they are both female. Thank you
Caiques play hard and sometimes sound like they are fighting. Putting a young Caique with an adult can go great or poorly. If you see any feet-biting, especially if it escalates to bleeding/cutting, then it’ll get worse. If they preen each other, play, perch next to each other, they are good. I would NOT leave the baby with the adult unsupervised. I would want to get them in the same cage asap, but would wait until the young one is old enough- probably around - at least- a year.
Your best way to gauge everything is to observe, keep an eye on them. Once they get along and the baby is old enough, they will be sooooo happy together!
@@ParrotBliss actually have some great news, a few days after I post this we let them out again in a neutral area and they started playing! Now they are playing and feeding each other and preening each other 🥰 at this point I would never leave them unsupervised. I'm not sure if they'll fully ever share a cage they would have to be extremely bonded for me to want to do that overnight especially. But we just moved both of the play gyms into the sunroom and we'll see how that goes. I don't remember if I mentioned but they are both female. Well at least that's what the DNA sexing paperwork says 🤣 I might get my WBC retested because she humps everything. Not something that I encourage but she just does it anyway 🤔🤔