Well said Tyler. I am a senior who lives alone and have a sun conure Molly. I work 9-5 but spend a lot of time with her. She knows my schedule. She may scream a bit , but this just lets me know there is someone else in the house. We share food and love...the perfect pet Molly likes to watch Mango ! I'm 63 and she is 8 so we still have a lot of time to enjoy life together. Her wings are not clipped but she only flies to me , and I feed her a wide variety of foods.
My parrot screams like a human. We keep the TV on for her when we aren't home. For a week she watched law and order episodes. Do not let your talkative parrot watch law and order. Police sirens, gun shot sounds and the sound of screaming people will be the result of it.
Just the other week I decided to walk into a mall pet store and there was a baby version of Mango. I read the sign on the window of its enclosure and it stated it was a few months old and loves to play and dance. So I stood there for a few seconds, when it approached the window and started clawing on it, which I took it as it wanted attention. It did that for a while, then it started to roll on its back and looked at me, then rolled back onto its feet and started to claw at the window again. It reminded me of a dog, it was so cute. As much as I wanted to buy the bird even though it cost about $400, I refrained, since I know I wouldn't be able to care for it properly, not to mention I know so little about caring for such animal. I do hope it gets adopted by someone that knows how to care for such animal, because I can tell, that bird will make an incredible family member.
K Y its very good to know what’s best for the little sun conure. Some ppl would buy one, nEvEr do any research, and leave them as decorations in a cage, so I respect that. I’m becoming a brand new budgie owner in a week or so, and I’ve watched as many videos and read as many websites as I can. It’s very important to know what’s best
It must have been so hard, but you did the right thing. A lot of other people buys birds, and then can’t care for them. The bird ends up in a shelter, and it’s so sad! Some people even let their birds go into the wild, the poor little things! I’m sure someone will buy that little bird and it will be so happy, and when your ready you can get a bird, and it will be so happy!
Don't think if the bird is cheap then all of its needs will be and it can still get pretty expensive with birdos in Australia (Not trying to be mean just wanted to say something 😀😊)
What pisses me off is when I meet people and they are all I got my parrot because parrots talk. I am all dude not all parrots talk. I've met people who got rid of parrots because they were loud and didn't talk it sickens me
Indigenous as longs as you take care of it its fine , if you want a the best talking bird , those are african Grey parrots. but they need a lot of time and attention. like having a 3 year old child that never grows up
When I started to inform myself about birds and tried to find a big cage for my then future birds, I found that most cages are way too small and the big ones where waaay too expensive for me to aford so I simply got my dad for help and started to build one myself. My two scarlet-chested parakeets now have a 2m x 1m x 2,30m big room aviary now andd they seem to be pretty happy with it. (And also it was much much cheaper than a bought cage at that size would have cost.)
Basically everything he said about birds being "low maintenance" is the same for rabbits. I always see people rehoming rabbits or selling rabbits and claiming them to be " low maintenance" but I find that bunny proofing, preparing their daily greens, changing the litter box and spending time with them makes them anything but low maintenance. If you don't keep their litter box clean they will start going elsewhere. And if you don't spend a certain amount of time with them each day they will likely not be very tame.
I have my own green cheek conure. His name is Callum. The daycare kids (my grandma runs an at-home daycare and I live with my grandparents while I attend college and, eventually, university) absolutely adore him. He's very gentle with them and I make sure both parties don't become overwhelmed. Callum has never lunged or threatened them. He's extremely gentle and sits still while the kids pet him (one at a time, calmly, of course). There was even one instance where we had a little boy who fell and was just sobbing. I asked if he wanted to see Callum and he just stopped crying and wanted me to bring him down. I kept Callum on my hand, and he tolerated the little boy very gently petting him (I don't tolerate any roughness since Callum is a young and little bird). Long-ass comment short, this is just sort of verifying that properly socialized birds are wonderful companions and as good as any dog. Callum screams for me when he's scared (thunderstorms), when I leave the room, or haven't been paying attention to him enough (exams, ugh). He's otherwise very quiet and just adores cuddling. He's not very messy at all! He has never thrown anything out of his cage. I encourage chewing by giving him extra paper or toilet paper rolls to chew on. He likes to sit in the my window and watch everything around him (I plan to get him used to a aviator harness so I can take him outside). Funny thing is, I use that same exact brand of food for my conure. At first, he was apprehensive of it and tried to keep to his seed, but he now likes it very much. He LOVES apples, grapes, and mangos. I plan to introduce him to kiwis and pomegranates. He was hatched last October. He and I are going through his first molt. I try to help him open pinfeathers, he tries to grow in new feathers. When his molt first started happening, there was a bald patch on his chest. I was scared he had been plucking, but closer inspection just showed he had about fifty or so pinfeathers all pushing in at once. I'm waiting for his wings and tail feathers next! Absolutely wonderful companions. Anyone who can't have a cat or dog should totally get a conure (while acknowledging conures need a lot of attention from their human companions).
I thought your birds talons were stuck into the collar of your shirt for the longest time then he just let go and put his foot back and carried on with flapping around. A strange game he created for sure! I already knew everything you said but I'm a bird person anyways and I just clicked on this video because my reaction was ooo bird! I own a Greek Cheek Conure, heavily bonded to me, but is friendly to my gf (when I am not around) and same with other familiar faces. Mine knows how to talk, learnt the words we say to her the most. "Good Girl" "Go Poop" "Yeah" She loves to say "yeah" the most because I was taking advantage of her agreeing with me to the point I'll walk up to her now and she will say "Yeah" 100 times. but I can still que her to say it when needed. Oh since my gf blows her kisses so much she makes kissing noises to my gf, it's not speech but its mimicry all the same!
I have a male and female bonded budgie pair who both wake me up REALLY early in the morning! Like literally as soon as the sun comes up... yeah it's cute and all but not when you fall asleep at 2AM! Don't get me wrong I still get very exited when I see them both and they are amazing to have and are super funny but they can get a little annoying
Omg the bird be like ( read till the end) This is nice Me like shirt I am orange Am cute Where is food I not scream Me flap Am happy Lemme smash Me like tyler I not scream Sqwak Am bright bird Stick Like me Am clean Me flapping Love me
rats are also very misunderstoor pets.. everyone is disgusted by their tail, they say that they carry diseases, that they bite, they chew everying, they do mess and so on, but nothing is truth. But ofcourse there always is the word "unless".. if they are not taught to do stuff properly, if they are not tamed and if they were bred in a good place, they are a lovable pets that actually are cleanier than cats. Also im glad that ive atched this video, because im in love with parrots and eventhough i dont have money to buy any bigger parrot, it is good to know these things if ever i will have a chance to have one in the future. But the only problem that even occurred in this video is that they poop everywhere when they are out of the cage... my rats were taught to poop only in their cage, some rats can be even taught to poop only on one bowl in the corner so the bottom of cage is clean longer... i wonder if even parrots can learn to only poop in their cage or on some exact spot and how to teach them that?
JuliaP 222 Aw D: I got my childhood rat from a park, we found him chilling in the sun and I almost stepped on him. I begged my mom to keep him and he lived about three years after that, he was so amazing, let your mom know that they are very intelligent and sweet if you get lucky
My sister found a mouse when she was outside calling her friend and there was a cat there so I guess the mouse hid behind her foot. My mom kicked it tho...sad. I remember when I was young I picked up 3 mice and my mom slapped them out of my hands ;^; my mom hates animals in general tho. She's okay with birds and fish tho ...but still she's scared of most pets because she never had one.
My third grade teacher had a rat as the classroom pet. His name was Smudge and he was white with light brown patches. Everyone loved him! He was adorable and never bit anyone. But of course one kid has to ruin it! One girl complained that the rat scratched her and then the teacher was forced to get rid of the rat. Everyone was displeased towards that girl making us lose the beloved class pet. We never got another one. As I recall, my fourth grade teacher had a pet hedgehog but again some kid complained about the little spines so the teacher couldn't have it in the classroom either. This is why we can't have nice things! Kids who can't handle that all animals have little claws and a hedgehog's spiny back will obviously be pokey so you should handle gingerly! Sheesh!
Esuna Blizzard I know I’m late but my second grade teacher has cockroaches as pets. They had like over 50 babies and he gave them away as pets if you wanted any. My friend had them for 2 years
I had a half moon conure when I was about 6 years old it was my first pet! My grandma bought it for me when it was just a baby! I would feed it, play with it and just do mischiefs with it! She was an amazing bird! she could talk and we would spend so much time together she loved me and my grandparents but sadly I had to move and leave her in Mexico 😢 I just wish I could see her again
you are so right in the cage needing to be big , some people actually prepare a small room for their loves and spend a lot of time in them with them and in how to change their food , thank you for educating everyone in such a calm well learned manner !!!keep up the good work !!! i take care of my fathers quaker parrot hes around 10 years old and just in the last 6 months lost his mate so , he quit talking and had never been out of his cage till i got here a few years ago . but he now has his cage door open as soon as i wake up and has been moved to where he can see me at all times while im in the house . with this he has come to let me pet him , pick him up and move him to the couch where he runs along the back hes starting to talk again and he loves a pringle chip every now and again . i had a love bird years ago who was just awesome , but bonded to only me and i just want to say i appreciate all the advice you give because it backs up my natural instincts on these subjects !!!have an awesome day sweetie !!! YOU ROCK !!!!
I never knew much about them until I met my friend's lovebird. He was the coolest ever and always recognized me and made the same gesture for me to take him out because i always would when I came over. We were buds.
I love your vidoes!!! I have 3 birds.. cocktail.. parretlet and new add English budgie..you are 100% correct they do take up a lot of your time so get ready! I actually have a dog as well..they get the same amount of attention.yes the birds get play time just like my pup. it can take over your life.but in a good way. great funny affectionate messy loud lovable pets!!
THANK YOU! I've been talking with my family about getting a couple of birds.. they keep saying that birds are really loud and messy.. I'm glad you explained this misconception! NOW I CAN HIT THEM WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE.
My turqouise conure (Tori) is a little angel lol. He never screams, and when he does it isn't loud *at all*, and he has only ever bit me twice as a baby. He is super friendly and loves my whole family and two of my friends. I really did get lucky with my little birb!
I want to thank you sincerely. 7 MONTHS ago my son brought home a 37 day old sun conure. I absolutely adore her. I am doing things properly according to you. As far as high maintenance lol...my precious girl is a real DIVA. However, she has two dogs, 3 cats in her family. She is adorable.
When my parents moved in together they got a cockatiel named maggie. She was very friendly and sweet to my dad, but mean to my mom, and all of their family members. Why might that happen?
Parrot breeds tend to make very specific emotional attachments. Sometimes they bond strongly to one person and nobody else and other times they can bond to many people. It sounds like your cockatiel did the former and simply doesn't want to bond to anyone else but your dad, or someone in your family (or whoever owned/sold them to your family) may have scared them into not wanting to bond to anyone else.
I have 3 feathered buddies, a Sun Conure, a Jenday Conure (who think they are a mated pair!) and a CAG ( Congo African Grey). I have always been firm in the belief that there are no bad birds, only owners who, either through lack of proper info or whatever, are not properly caring for their bird. Many just don't realize that the traits between the different species may mean the difference between a successful companionship or a sad often abused bird. Yes, most conures can blow down your house, if they aren't handled and if not properly socialized, they quickly become nippy little dictators, On the other hand, watching a Sun chase a 16.5 lb. cat off can be very funny. If you want a bird that is big but cuddly, don't get a CAG, they tend to be 1 person and not real big on cuddles (generally speaking, of course, there are always an exception) but a Moluccan Cockatoo, well I've seen them climb up on strangers and start snuggling. But you have to find what fits you and your situation. I am looking forward to watching your feathered family more, keep it up.
Another useful tip for anyone considering buying a bird in the parrot family is that, like people, all of them act different and have very different personalities. They are very smart, and each one grows up to have significantly different emotions and desires, even between parrots of the same species. For example, my first budgie ChiChi (a second-hand bird who was already rather old) was incredibly quiet and reserved; he would sing for one hour in the morning, eat, then sleep most of the day away. He did not like toys and did not like things interrupting his routine, including contact. All in all he was pretty lazy. My second budgie Cooks (another second-hand) is incredibly vocal, loves to mimic new sounds, and can speak a few human phrases. He loves new toys and is very protective of them, pouting for hours if I take them out for any reason. He's very very sassy, throws temper tantrums like a 2 year old child, bickers back when I scold him, will only eat if his food if it's pre-mashed into a fine paste, and HATES anyone who isn't me. He is very high-maintenance compared to ChiChi. Not all birds will be alike especially if they're still young and haven't reached maturity. If you aren't prepared to take a gamble then consider a non-parrot species such as finches, or adopt an older bird that has already set in their ways. And always do your research before you buy any pet, including parrots. I mean really dig into every bit of info you can find. That's my PSA, I hope it helped someone out there. :)
Sadly... My bird hates it when people try to touch his back :( when I got him groomed, the people grabbed him by his back, really tight, and trimmed his nails. It hurt his back, so he gets scared when I try to pet him, and he used to love it when I pet him! What do I do to make him more comfortable?
Wink just work with him, talk to him softly and maybe give him treats while you attempt to pet his back or do pet his back, and give him more if he continues to let you or almost let's you
It's nice to see someone who knows what they're doing with parrots! Great work. The main bird that the 'birds don't need much attention' myth seems to revolve around is parakeets. It's sad really, they're such wonderful companions... But most people who get them keep them crammed in a small cage. A little more advice on switching a bird to a new food; introduce it at their morning feeding time when they're most hungry. My two parakeets started out being fairly picky when I got them, but now they're up to trying just about anything so long as it's paired with their favorite food at breakfast.
I have a parrot just like Mango and he only squawks when I get back home because he's excited, or when he's hungry. He's also not seen as friendly by my friends because he doesn't trust them as much and sometimes hisses or lunges at them when they move to pet him too quickly. He also doesn't really talk, but I've taught him to dance, spin, and he mumbles some incomprehensible phrases sometimes but it's sad when people come over and judge his worth on whether or not he'll be friendly to them, talk to them, or perform tricks.
Hey Tyler! Quick question, is Mango flighted? I've been considering allowing my cockatiel to be fully flighted simply so if something bad happened with my dogs and cats, he would have a chance. However, other bird owners have advised me (seeing as though this is my first bird) to clip his wings in order to keep him safe that way. What would you recommend from your own personal experiences with Mango?
Kylee Bernhardt hey! I know I'm not Tyler but I thought I'd give my input. Mango, Tyler's bird is not fully flighted and has had his wings clipped. I personally have had my sun conure about three years and have never clipped his wings. Birds are highly intelligent creatures and usually understand their own ability to fly. Our baby boy flies around the house from room to room and seems to enjoy flying. I personally don't believe in wing clipping because it seems a bit cruel (of course this is just an opinion). Also having the bird be flighted in case of emergency is another great point, we have dogs and Phoenix has never had any issues with them. Of course if your bird is flighted then things like windows and mirrors can be hazardous but on the other hand other pets could be dangerous with wings clipped. Sorry about the long reply, just thought I'd share my opinion on the matter :)
I have two budgies and weve just recently bought the younger one of them. he was clipped and now hes struggling to fly around the place. my older one has never been clipped and once he found out what a window is hes never had another problem with them! I dont know how my new one will handle windows because im not letting him fly around freely until his wings have healed. i personally dont recommend clipping, it takes away the birds most natural thing and keeps him from excersising properly.
The food part is exactly like fish and flakes. First of all flakes are terrible full stop and you should use *sinking pellets* as a staple. The best staple food though is Repashy gel food. For goldfish; they're omnivorous so they need their diet supplemented with green vegetables and certain available meat like blood worms, brine shrimp or daphnia. Also very occasionally they can eat a little bit of fruit as a treat (fruit can be very sugary so feed sparingly).
VERY good video! Promoting responsible pet ownership is SO important! Maybe the most important thing that can be taught about pets and life in general. Sweet Mango is so pretty and awesome, poop and all!!
Just For The People That Still Feed Their Birds Seed: That can cause liver failure. You need to feed your bird fruits, vegetables, AND seed in the same bowl.
Just a question (for everyone and Tyler) could I put my cage in my bedroom even though I'm not always in it or should I put the cage in the living room, though now I think about I'm not in my my bedroom for about 7hours a day and all the other time I'm in it ? Just a question...
Grape Juice when I had birds, there was one cage that the bird slept in that was in a room we didn't use, but we had a smaller cage that we would move around the house to wherever we wanted the bird to be.
I went into a small pet store today. There was a parrot of some kind that was screaming for a little attention. When I walked away, I am certain I heard it mimic a 'meow' that a human would make mocking a cat. Funny and sad at the same time. I applied to basically volunteer and am now doing research to help them have more enriched lives. I am hoping that I can do some measurements and design a larger enclosure at a low cost- they did not look too happy. I'm hoping volunteering I will be able to change that a little bit, even if it is by bringing them fresh fruit treats every morning. Also, I kinda proposed this in my 'resume', but on behalf of the store offer in-home care services to aid with more successful adoptions.
I have a green cheek and am planning to get a cockatiel in maybe a year or two, I need advice on their care. if anyone in the comments section owns a cockatiel, if there is anything I can learn I would be happy to hear it. Thank you.
Blank Canvas about the same care as a GCC. they're noisy but not too noisy and usually not screams, just little whistles and beeps. They need fresh fruits and a pellet based diet no seed because they're prone to fatty liver disease. and other than that and lots of toys they're about the same care as a GCC
My princess of Wales likes to fling her seed when I put fresh food in her bowl, as well as when she is trying to discard old seeds, however my cockatiel never does. I think she does this because she is excited XP Great video very true and on point!
I wouldn't recommend leaving a parrot alone for that long without some sort of contact, as they are very social. That said, sometimes I have to leave my own birds alone for hours at a time because of college. If you have someone at home to check on them once and a while a talk to them that definitely helps but if not, you can offer them toys to occupy their time and put music on when you're not home. I would recommend you put toys in their cage that make sounds, like bells and crinkly paper, and leave a really long RUclips playlist on while you're gone. Don't make the sound too loud, so they can still sleep if they want. Hope this helps!
In all the years that I’ve been around birds, I’ve only seen one bird like the one I had when I was teenager. Back during middle school, my dad used to take me to the local pet store to get some crickets for my gecko. My dad was actually good friends with the person who owned the store, so being the conversationalist that he is, we would end up in this store for almost an hour. He talked to this guy while I had my fun looking at all the other animals. But while I was exploring, something caught my eye. A small hexagonal ferret cage with no lid. I walked over. At first I expected it to be full of ferrets or chinchillas or something. Dead wrong. Instead, I walked up to it and was bombarded with a hail of tweets and whistles, all stemming from at least several fully grown Cockatiels. The minute I walked up, there was this one white male that just stared at me and kept whistling. At some point it finally clicked and I stuck my hand in. The minute I did, he hopped onto my hand, flew onto my shoulder and stayed there for about an hour. Never flew off once, all while being very affectionate and vocal as well as calm. Bart, as we came to call him, was hand-fed and hand-tamed. Still, the owner must have taken excellent care of him for Bart to so loving of absolutely everything with a heartbeat. He used to climb on top of the dog and just sit there like she was a big white tree. Not to mention that he also lived with about 7 other little parakeets. Fortunately, unlike some other birds my dad had in the past, he along with the majority of the other birds he was housed with lived a full and happy life passing away peacefully in their sleep. Overall it was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had with a bird. And to be honest, I don’t think I’m gonna find something like that for awhile.
I have a Nanday Conure,she'll be 6 this year. I got lucky with her since she really doesn't scream a lot. She only gets loud if she wants more water,wants to play or wants to go to bed,that's it.
I had an adorable blue parakeet that died of depression because I thought: Hey! Why not get a depressed bird and make it happy? Lol this bird went into his food bowl and kicked the food out with his feet
My mom raised my bird from a baby (he’s actually the older one of the two of us) so I grew up with him... he talks but I wouldn’t care if he never did because it’s just his personality I love.. (and I doubt I will get another one) He hates my mom now but she’s said more than once that she’s happy that he has someone he loves and will spend time with.
@kay Falterman what a very nice story.The same story with my angel I got him as a baby and I hand fed him and I will have him my whole life time.my Parrot is a yellow nape Amazon parrot.I just scribered to your channel.have a wonderful day
Am I the only one that thought thorough most of the video that Mango's claws were stuck on Tyler's collar? But then he freed himself and put his foot there again... At that time it looked more like he wanted to pull him by the collar somewhere, like 'Tyler, ditch those people and come with me to play!'
Sad. I recently got crippling depression and osteoporosis from the sad vibes that were sent from no one replying, yet I got ten likes. Alas, you cured me by replying, and have saved a soul. Thank you
my macaws screams everyday around the same time cuz they wanna make sure my grandma is awake. One of them makes little chortle sounds whenever the laundry is done to alert me
ccrossiksbonss To be honest, my sun conure only poops off of ledges and she knows not to poop on, say, a bed or the dining table, she just won't poop where she sleeps or hangs around but the trouble is that she'll still poop off of ledges and so usually when she's out of the cage with you, you'll immediately notice that she pooped and you'll simply clean it up on the spot. I'd say, occasionally, you'll miss one or two on the floor under his/her favourite ledge and you can simply add a few drops of water to it or some wet paper towel and you'll wipe it off after letting it soak for 10 or so minutes. It's really not a big deal.
sixmam I think that because some parrots prefer to keep their cage clean so you can actually get a small pooping perch. it's a perch with a round tray like feature at the bottom to Catch the poop. idk what they're called but I call them pooping perches.
ccrossiksbonss I have a sun conure myself and its not easy because as tyler said they need time and lots of attention but I'm working on potty training him, maybe if you get a parrot you can potty train it, it will be way easier!
I own 10 budiges in an aviary outdoors and I feed them a mixture of seeds, millet as a treat and various fruits including apples, oranges, grapes and other fruits. They can be quite loud at times like at dusk and dawn but like all birds like in the wild they do this.
I never realised my love for birds until I started volunteering at the aviary. I am SO in love with a wee eclectus girl I met, shes so sweet and basically refuses to get off of you when she lands on you. I can't wait to get my own bird one day
*Video talking about how birds are often not liked due to various misconceptions* Mango takes a plop at 6:02 XD Love your vids. Professional and High Quality for a lower sub count RUclipsr.
Well said Tyler. I am a senior who lives alone and have a sun conure Molly. I work 9-5 but spend a lot of time with her. She knows my schedule. She may scream a bit , but this just lets me know there is someone else in the house. We share food and love...the perfect pet Molly likes to watch Mango ! I'm 63 and she is 8 so we still have a lot of time to enjoy life together. Her wings are not clipped but she only flies to me , and I feed her a wide variety of foods.
Bob Strauss you just earned my respect
Bob Strauss this makes my heart smile
ahh your comment reall brightens my heart
Omg yes
Good to hear someone else who is as obsessed with parrots as me :)
My parrot screams like a human. We keep the TV on for her when we aren't home. For a week she watched law and order episodes. Do not let your talkative parrot watch law and order. Police sirens, gun shot sounds and the sound of screaming people will be the result of it.
LOL, sounds like Nickelodeon, Disney Channel and such are much better options... ☺️ 👏
Dont let her watch "adult swim"...! Can you imagine?
What is the species of parrots?
For that reason, my birds watch only kid's and nature shows.
UNEARTHED36 omfg I actually laughed out loud
Lol mangos foot is stuck. So cute
Kate Herreid oml it is. i didnt even notice until he got it loose...then put it right back xD
Kate Herreid I was cringing about it the whole time
Kate Herreid ikr and he isn't even making noise
Kate Herreid acting casual haha
I thought he just wanted Tyler to go somewhere else because he seemed stuck but once he got free he just put his lil foot back
His teeth are almost brighter than hermione
his teeth are brighter than my future
lol XD
best comment ever Glacie Liddell
+Athree (themarfHD) *tips hat*
They are brighter than him, that's for sure.
Just the other week I decided to walk into a mall pet store and there was a baby version of Mango. I read the sign on the window of its enclosure and it stated it was a few months old and loves to play and dance. So I stood there for a few seconds, when it approached the window and started clawing on it, which I took it as it wanted attention. It did that for a while, then it started to roll on its back and looked at me, then rolled back onto its feet and started to claw at the window again. It reminded me of a dog, it was so cute. As much as I wanted to buy the bird even though it cost about $400, I refrained, since I know I wouldn't be able to care for it properly, not to mention I know so little about caring for such animal. I do hope it gets adopted by someone that knows how to care for such animal, because I can tell, that bird will make an incredible family member.
K Y its very good to know what’s best for the little sun conure. Some ppl would buy one, nEvEr do any research, and leave them as decorations in a cage, so I respect that. I’m becoming a brand new budgie owner in a week or so, and I’ve watched as many videos and read as many websites as I can. It’s very important to know what’s best
It must have been so hard, but you did the right thing. A lot of other people buys birds, and then can’t care for them. The bird ends up in a shelter, and it’s so sad! Some people even let their birds go into the wild, the poor little things! I’m sure someone will buy that little bird and it will be so happy, and when your ready you can get a bird, and it will be so happy!
Why are they so expensive? (I’m from Australia and they’re much cheaper).
Don't think if the bird is cheap then all of its needs will be and it can still get pretty expensive with birdos in Australia (Not trying to be mean just wanted to say something 😀😊)
What pisses me off is when I meet people and they are all I got my parrot because parrots talk. I am all dude not all parrots talk. I've met people who got rid of parrots because they were loud and didn't talk it sickens me
Mystic Venusaur ignorant people buy conures expecting they willl talk. lmao
Indigenous as longs as you take care of it its fine , if you want a the best talking bird , those are african Grey parrots. but they need a lot of time and attention. like having a 3 year old child that never grows up
Mystic Venusaur
Yes
What is it artic
My parrot wasn't that bad. It was only bad at three in the morning when he thinks it's time to play.
Jeff- Yee i looked after a guine pig and at 1:30 am he thought it was time for breakfast.......🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Jeff- Yee lol that's pretty good!
my parrot taught that covered cage = time to sleep (we were putting a thin scarf over the cage because city nights arent that dark)
Happy the Cockatiel WITCHING HOUR
3 am huh...sounds spooky ...
One thing DONT FEED CONURES AVOCADO
Kawaii Queen Yeah and don't feed them ONIONS
YomamagtgxD :D or lovebirds!! it's toxic for quite a few birds I'm pretty sure
Super Waffles oh ok
Don't feed any bird avocado
xAkatsukii ROBLOX yum avocado
When I started to inform myself about birds and tried to find a big cage for my then future birds, I found that most cages are way too small and the big ones where waaay too expensive for me to aford so I simply got my dad for help and started to build one myself. My two scarlet-chested parakeets now have a 2m x 1m x 2,30m big room aviary now andd they seem to be pretty happy with it. (And also it was much much cheaper than a bought cage at that size would have cost.)
Do you have any tips for making a cage?
i convinced my dad to make my whole back wall an aviary
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"play with your bird" haha. I always feel awkward telling people "im playing with my bird" sounds so dirty! Lol!!
CharlieTiel Try mentioning to people that you're playing with your snake😂I have to clarify that all the time
Rose Wright lmao
CharlieTiel You can't even use the words "play with"anymore without people taking it in a completely different direction lol
Gene C. That's kinda sad tbh
I just love your birds with you
super informative video!!!! , and mango is sO CUTE. also ur brows are on point haha
His teeth are brighter than my future
Nicely said :) theres always a reason and need for a behaviour :D
Adventures of Roku I love your channel
Adventures of Roku oml! I love your channel!
I love parrots
Basically everything he said about birds being "low maintenance" is the same for rabbits. I always see people rehoming rabbits or selling rabbits and claiming them to be " low maintenance" but I find that bunny proofing, preparing their daily greens, changing the litter box and spending time with them makes them anything but low maintenance. If you don't keep their litter box clean they will start going elsewhere. And if you don't spend a certain amount of time with them each day they will likely not be very tame.
It's all about perspective. If you've had a large bird as a pet, a smaller bird is definitely "low maintenance" in comparison.
I have my own green cheek conure. His name is Callum. The daycare kids (my grandma runs an at-home daycare and I live with my grandparents while I attend college and, eventually, university) absolutely adore him. He's very gentle with them and I make sure both parties don't become overwhelmed.
Callum has never lunged or threatened them. He's extremely gentle and sits still while the kids pet him (one at a time, calmly, of course). There was even one instance where we had a little boy who fell and was just sobbing. I asked if he wanted to see Callum and he just stopped crying and wanted me to bring him down. I kept Callum on my hand, and he tolerated the little boy very gently petting him (I don't tolerate any roughness since Callum is a young and little bird).
Long-ass comment short, this is just sort of verifying that properly socialized birds are wonderful companions and as good as any dog. Callum screams for me when he's scared (thunderstorms), when I leave the room, or haven't been paying attention to him enough (exams, ugh). He's otherwise very quiet and just adores cuddling. He's not very messy at all! He has never thrown anything out of his cage. I encourage chewing by giving him extra paper or toilet paper rolls to chew on. He likes to sit in the my window and watch everything around him (I plan to get him used to a aviator harness so I can take him outside).
Funny thing is, I use that same exact brand of food for my conure. At first, he was apprehensive of it and tried to keep to his seed, but he now likes it very much. He LOVES apples, grapes, and mangos. I plan to introduce him to kiwis and pomegranates.
He was hatched last October. He and I are going through his first molt. I try to help him open pinfeathers, he tries to grow in new feathers. When his molt first started happening, there was a bald patch on his chest. I was scared he had been plucking, but closer inspection just showed he had about fifty or so pinfeathers all pushing in at once. I'm waiting for his wings and tail feathers next!
Absolutely wonderful companions. Anyone who can't have a cat or dog should totally get a conure (while acknowledging conures need a lot of attention from their human companions).
I inherited a blue fronted Amazon parrot and she is 37 years old and screams so loudly for French fries and whipped cream if it's near her
Honestly same
I thought your birds talons were stuck into the collar of your shirt for the longest time then he just let go and put his foot back and carried on with flapping around.
A strange game he created for sure!
I already knew everything you said but I'm a bird person anyways and I just clicked on this video because my reaction was ooo bird!
I own a Greek Cheek Conure, heavily bonded to me, but is friendly to my gf (when I am not around) and same with other familiar faces.
Mine knows how to talk, learnt the words we say to her the most. "Good Girl" "Go Poop" "Yeah" She loves to say "yeah" the most because I was taking advantage of her agreeing with me to the point I'll walk up to her now and she will say "Yeah" 100 times. but I can still que her to say it when needed.
Oh since my gf blows her kisses so much she makes kissing noises to my gf, it's not speech but its mimicry all the same!
This whole vid mango was like... you talking shit
I have a male and female bonded budgie pair who both wake me up REALLY early in the morning! Like literally as soon as the sun comes up... yeah it's cute and all but not when you fall asleep at 2AM! Don't get me wrong I still get very exited when I see them both and they are amazing to have and are super funny but they can get a little annoying
Omg the bird be like ( read till the end)
This is nice
Me like shirt
I am orange
Am cute
Where is food
I not scream
Me flap
Am happy
Lemme smash
Me like tyler
I not scream
Sqwak
Am bright bird
Stick
Like me
Am clean
Me flapping
Love me
Foot stuck
Help
The birds just willingly stay on your shoulder and not fly around the house like crazy??
CAAARRRLL He was stuck😂
If you were to bleep out everytine he said "parrot" or "bird" and showed played the audio to someone, this would sound reaaaaallly bad XD
rats are also very misunderstoor pets.. everyone is disgusted by their tail, they say that they carry diseases, that they bite, they chew everying, they do mess and so on, but nothing is truth. But ofcourse there always is the word "unless".. if they are not taught to do stuff properly, if they are not tamed and if they were bred in a good place, they are a lovable pets that actually are cleanier than cats.
Also im glad that ive atched this video, because im in love with parrots and eventhough i dont have money to buy any bigger parrot, it is good to know these things if ever i will have a chance to have one in the future. But the only problem that even occurred in this video is that they poop everywhere when they are out of the cage... my rats were taught to poop only in their cage, some rats can be even taught to poop only on one bowl in the corner so the bottom of cage is clean longer...
i wonder if even parrots can learn to only poop in their cage or on some exact spot and how to teach them that?
AngiShy I want a rat so bad but my mom says their tales are nasty and she that she doesn't want a rodent in the house. It makes me so mad
JuliaP 222 Aw D: I got my childhood rat from a park, we found him chilling in the sun and I almost stepped on him. I begged my mom to keep him and he lived about three years after that, he was so amazing, let your mom know that they are very intelligent and sweet if you get lucky
My sister found a mouse when she was outside calling her friend and there was a cat there so I guess the mouse hid behind her foot. My mom kicked it tho...sad. I remember when I was young I picked up 3 mice and my mom slapped them out of my hands ;^; my mom hates animals in general tho. She's okay with birds and fish tho ...but still she's scared of most pets because she never had one.
My third grade teacher had a rat as the classroom pet. His name was Smudge and he was white with light brown patches. Everyone loved him! He was adorable and never bit anyone. But of course one kid has to ruin it! One girl complained that the rat scratched her and then the teacher was forced to get rid of the rat. Everyone was displeased towards that girl making us lose the beloved class pet. We never got another one. As I recall, my fourth grade teacher had a pet hedgehog but again some kid complained about the little spines so the teacher couldn't have it in the classroom either. This is why we can't have nice things! Kids who can't handle that all animals have little claws and a hedgehog's spiny back will obviously be pokey so you should handle gingerly! Sheesh!
Esuna Blizzard I know I’m late but my second grade teacher has cockroaches as pets. They had like over 50 babies and he gave them away as pets if you wanted any. My friend had them for 2 years
I had a half moon conure when I was about 6 years old it was my first pet! My grandma bought it for me when it was just a baby! I would feed it, play with it and just do mischiefs with it! She was an amazing bird! she could talk and we would spend so much time together she loved me and my grandparents but sadly I had to move and leave her in Mexico 😢 I just wish I could see her again
you are so right in the cage needing to be big , some people actually prepare a small room for their loves and spend a lot of time in them with them and in how to change their food , thank you for educating everyone in such a calm well learned manner !!!keep up the good work !!! i take care of my fathers quaker parrot hes around 10 years old and just in the last 6 months lost his mate so , he quit talking and had never been out of his cage till i got here a few years ago . but he now has his cage door open as soon as i wake up and has been moved to where he can see me at all times while im in the house . with this he has come to let me pet him , pick him up and move him to the couch where he runs along the back hes starting to talk again and he loves a pringle chip every now and again . i had a love bird years ago who was just awesome , but bonded to only me and i just want to say i appreciate all the advice you give because it backs up my natural instincts on these subjects !!!have an awesome day sweetie !!! YOU ROCK !!!!
Omg! He has a nose ring. When mango pooped it flipped out his nose!?
I suppose so!
Jessie parker looked like snot
IsaBlogtheworld XD
6:04 for anyone wondering XD
Omg! I wonder why he flips it up
I never knew much about them until I met my friend's lovebird. He was the coolest ever and always recognized me and made the same gesture for me to take him out because i always would when I came over. We were buds.
I love your vidoes!!! I have 3 birds.. cocktail.. parretlet and new add English budgie..you are 100% correct they do take up a lot of your time so get ready! I actually have a dog as well..they get the same amount of attention.yes the birds get play time just like my pup. it can take over your life.but in a good way. great funny affectionate messy loud lovable pets!!
Cocktail? Please tell me that's auto correct..
Cockatiels and cockatoos are two different birds. A "cocktail" is an alcoholic drink.
Awe ! I would love a parrotlet but we can't get them in my country =(
*cockatiel
cockadoodledo
THANK YOU! I've been talking with my family about getting a couple of birds.. they keep saying that birds are really loud and messy.. I'm glad you explained this misconception! NOW I CAN HIT THEM WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE.
Watching this with my sun conure preening me lol
The Mysterious Princess Is Mango a Conure?
TheBlueHairedPear yes
TheBlueHairedPear yeah
awesome my budgies do that to me
My turqouise conure (Tori) is a little angel lol. He never screams, and when he does it isn't loud *at all*, and he has only ever bit me twice as a baby. He is super friendly and loves my whole family and two of my friends. I really did get lucky with my little birb!
Tyler has a septum why did I not know this wtf
Jaymes Martin I also didnt know thiss
A what?
I want to thank you sincerely. 7 MONTHS ago my son brought home a 37 day old sun conure. I absolutely adore her. I am doing things properly according to you. As far as high maintenance lol...my precious girl is a real DIVA. However, she has two dogs, 3 cats in her family. She is adorable.
When my parents moved in together they got a cockatiel named maggie. She was very friendly and sweet to my dad, but mean to my mom, and all of their family members. Why might that happen?
Parrot breeds tend to make very specific emotional attachments. Sometimes they bond strongly to one person and nobody else and other times they can bond to many people. It sounds like your cockatiel did the former and simply doesn't want to bond to anyone else but your dad, or someone in your family (or whoever owned/sold them to your family) may have scared them into not wanting to bond to anyone else.
A lot of times they bond with only a few people
How about...
WATCH THE VIDEO... 😱 wow genius
Mango is not trying to leave you, he's trying not to fall xD
Mango is trying to fly away from Tyler XD
Denisse Roque did you just "XD" in 2017
Spooky mtn dew yup XD
+Spooky mtn dew what's wrong with saying 'XD' ?
:/
Denisse Roque hes like
If you love me let me gooooooooo
His foot was stuck
I have 3 feathered buddies, a Sun Conure, a Jenday Conure (who think they are a mated pair!) and a CAG ( Congo African Grey). I have always been firm in the belief that there are no bad birds, only owners who, either through lack of proper info or whatever, are not properly caring for their bird. Many just don't realize that the traits between the different species may mean the difference between a successful companionship or a sad often abused bird. Yes, most conures can blow down your house, if they aren't handled and if not properly socialized, they quickly become nippy little dictators, On the other hand, watching a Sun chase a 16.5 lb. cat off can be very funny. If you want a bird that is big but cuddly, don't get a CAG, they tend to be 1 person and not real big on cuddles (generally speaking, of course, there are always an exception) but a Moluccan Cockatoo, well I've seen them climb up on strangers and start snuggling. But you have to find what fits you and your situation. I am looking forward to watching your feathered family more, keep it up.
What type of bird is mango? Because mango is a very pretty bird.
The minecraft King sun conure. Be careful. They are the loudest thing ever
Kenadie Does Stuff
And very expensive.
Another useful tip for anyone considering buying a bird in the parrot family is that, like people, all of them act different and have very different personalities. They are very smart, and each one grows up to have significantly different emotions and desires, even between parrots of the same species.
For example, my first budgie ChiChi (a second-hand bird who was already rather old) was incredibly quiet and reserved; he would sing for one hour in the morning, eat, then sleep most of the day away. He did not like toys and did not like things interrupting his routine, including contact. All in all he was pretty lazy. My second budgie Cooks (another second-hand) is incredibly vocal, loves to mimic new sounds, and can speak a few human phrases. He loves new toys and is very protective of them, pouting for hours if I take them out for any reason. He's very very sassy, throws temper tantrums like a 2 year old child, bickers back when I scold him, will only eat if his food if it's pre-mashed into a fine paste, and HATES anyone who isn't me. He is very high-maintenance compared to ChiChi.
Not all birds will be alike especially if they're still young and haven't reached maturity. If you aren't prepared to take a gamble then consider a non-parrot species such as finches, or adopt an older bird that has already set in their ways. And always do your research before you buy any pet, including parrots. I mean really dig into every bit of info you can find. That's my PSA, I hope it helped someone out there. :)
Sadly... My bird hates it when people try to touch his back :( when I got him groomed, the people grabbed him by his back, really tight, and trimmed his nails. It hurt his back, so he gets scared when I try to pet him, and he used to love it when I pet him! What do I do to make him more comfortable?
Wink just work with him, talk to him softly and maybe give him treats while you attempt to pet his back or do pet his back, and give him more if he continues to let you or almost let's you
Does your bird like neck/head scratches? If so, give scratches while petting his back so he associates something good with back pets.
It's nice to see someone who knows what they're doing with parrots! Great work.
The main bird that the 'birds don't need much attention' myth seems to revolve around is parakeets. It's sad really, they're such wonderful companions... But most people who get them keep them crammed in a small cage.
A little more advice on switching a bird to a new food; introduce it at their morning feeding time when they're most hungry. My two parakeets started out being fairly picky when I got them, but now they're up to trying just about anything so long as it's paired with their favorite food at breakfast.
birds are great who doesnt love parrots lol
Sky Calandrelli parrots r cute !!!
Sky Calandrelli my mom. She won't let me have a cockatiel
Derpy Birdy in what way?
Derpy Birdy yes it is
Derpy Birdy liking something doesn't determine your age
I have a parrot just like Mango and he only squawks when I get back home because he's excited, or when he's hungry. He's also not seen as friendly by my friends because he doesn't trust them as much and sometimes hisses or lunges at them when they move to pet him too quickly. He also doesn't really talk, but I've taught him to dance, spin, and he mumbles some incomprehensible phrases sometimes but it's sad when people come over and judge his worth on whether or not he'll be friendly to them, talk to them, or perform tricks.
Hey Tyler! Quick question, is Mango flighted? I've been considering allowing my cockatiel to be fully flighted simply so if something bad happened with my dogs and cats, he would have a chance. However, other bird owners have advised me (seeing as though this is my first bird) to clip his wings in order to keep him safe that way. What would you recommend from your own personal experiences with Mango?
Kylee Bernhardt hey! I know I'm not Tyler but I thought I'd give my input. Mango, Tyler's bird is not fully flighted and has had his wings clipped. I personally have had my sun conure about three years and have never clipped his wings. Birds are highly intelligent creatures and usually understand their own ability to fly. Our baby boy flies around the house from room to room and seems to enjoy flying. I personally don't believe in wing clipping because it seems a bit cruel (of course this is just an opinion). Also having the bird be flighted in case of emergency is another great point, we have dogs and Phoenix has never had any issues with them. Of course if your bird is flighted then things like windows and mirrors can be hazardous but on the other hand other pets could be dangerous with wings clipped. Sorry about the long reply, just thought I'd share my opinion on the matter :)
I have two budgies and weve just recently bought the younger one of them. he was clipped and now hes struggling to fly around the place. my older one has never been clipped and once he found out what a window is hes never had another problem with them! I dont know how my new one will handle windows because im not letting him fly around freely until his wings have healed. i personally dont recommend clipping, it takes away the birds most natural thing and keeps him from excersising properly.
The food part is exactly like fish and flakes. First of all flakes are terrible full stop and you should use *sinking pellets* as a staple. The best staple food though is Repashy gel food. For goldfish; they're omnivorous so they need their diet supplemented with green vegetables and certain available meat like blood worms, brine shrimp or daphnia. Also very occasionally they can eat a little bit of fruit as a treat (fruit can be very sugary so feed sparingly).
I have a male and female budgie my female screams and I give both of them a lot of attention
VERY good video! Promoting responsible pet ownership is SO important! Maybe the most important thing that can be taught about pets and life in general.
Sweet Mango is so pretty and awesome, poop and all!!
woah his teeth are brighter than my future.
"Mango what are you doing?!" Bruh he's stuck 😂😂
Anyone else watching this video with a bird on their shoulder? Mine won't stop chirping as I'm watching this :P
Emily K Meeeeee! Budgerigar!
It makes me happy seeing Mango and older Tyler
Make a screaming montage of mango!!
Just For The People That Still Feed Their Birds Seed: That can cause liver failure. You need to feed your bird fruits, vegetables, AND seed in the same bowl.
WOW first time ever seeing a video this quick Haha okay time to watch!!❤
Who else thinks the way mango squats on Tyler's shoulder is adorable
Just a question (for everyone and Tyler) could I put my cage in my bedroom even though I'm not always in it or should I put the cage in the living room, though now I think about I'm not in my my bedroom for about 7hours a day and all the other time I'm in it ? Just a question...
Grape Juice when I had birds, there was one cage that the bird slept in that was in a room we didn't use, but we had a smaller cage that we would move around the house to wherever we wanted the bird to be.
【Shizuka✿】 oh ok thanks!!
【Shizuka✿】 that's so lovely!
Grape Juice living room
I keep my bird in my room at night, and put him in the living room during the day time when theres people walking around for him to talk to.
I went into a small pet store today. There was a parrot of some kind that was screaming for a little attention. When I walked away, I am certain I heard it mimic a 'meow' that a human would make mocking a cat. Funny and sad at the same time. I applied to basically volunteer and am now doing research to help them have more enriched lives. I am hoping that I can do some measurements and design a larger enclosure at a low cost- they did not look too happy. I'm hoping volunteering I will be able to change that a little bit, even if it is by bringing them fresh fruit treats every morning.
Also, I kinda proposed this in my 'resume', but on behalf of the store offer in-home care services to aid with more successful adoptions.
I have a green cheek and am planning to get a cockatiel in maybe a year or two, I need advice on their care. if anyone in the comments section owns a cockatiel, if there is anything I can learn I would be happy to hear it. Thank you.
Blank Canvas about the same care as a GCC. they're noisy but not too noisy and usually not screams, just little whistles and beeps. They need fresh fruits and a pellet based diet no seed because they're prone to fatty liver disease. and other than that and lots of toys they're about the same care as a GCC
My princess of Wales likes to fling her seed when I put fresh food in her bowl, as well as when she is trying to discard old seeds, however my cockatiel never does. I think she does this because she is excited XP Great video very true and on point!
Your conure's name is Mango too? So is mine! (Mine is a green cheek though). I guess Mango is a pretty common parrot name.
NJ Sullyalex I have a mango too lol
I also had a mango
5:52 One of my budgies, Dimond, is crazy sometimes and throws stuff across there cade. While the other, Pastel, chrips at him for doing so. 😐😃😂😉
is it ok to leave a parrot alone for 8 hours everyday for 5 days (i have school)
I wouldn't recommend leaving a parrot alone for that long without some sort of contact, as they are very social.
That said, sometimes I have to leave my own birds alone for hours at a time because of college. If you have someone at home to check on them once and a while a talk to them that definitely helps but if not, you can offer them toys to occupy their time and put music on when you're not home. I would recommend you put toys in their cage that make sounds, like bells and crinkly paper, and leave a really long RUclips playlist on while you're gone. Don't make the sound too loud, so they can still sleep if they want. Hope this helps!
How about when you have two birds? Wouldn’t that be enough for their social needs? Why would they need me around?
In all the years that I’ve been around birds, I’ve only seen one bird like the one I had when I was teenager. Back during middle school, my dad used to take me to the local pet store to get some crickets for my gecko. My dad was actually good friends with the person who owned the store, so being the conversationalist that he is, we would end up in this store for almost an hour. He talked to this guy while I had my fun looking at all the other animals. But while I was exploring, something caught my eye. A small hexagonal ferret cage with no lid. I walked over. At first I expected it to be full of ferrets or chinchillas or something. Dead wrong. Instead, I walked up to it and was bombarded with a hail of tweets and whistles, all stemming from at least several fully grown Cockatiels. The minute I walked up, there was this one white male that just stared at me and kept whistling. At some point it finally clicked and I stuck my hand in. The minute I did, he hopped onto my hand, flew onto my shoulder and stayed there for about an hour. Never flew off once, all while being very affectionate and vocal as well as calm.
Bart, as we came to call him, was hand-fed and hand-tamed. Still, the owner must have taken excellent care of him for Bart to so loving of absolutely everything with a heartbeat. He used to climb on top of the dog and just sit there like she was a big white tree. Not to mention that he also lived with about 7 other little parakeets.
Fortunately, unlike some other birds my dad had in the past, he along with the majority of the other birds he was housed with lived a full and happy life passing away peacefully in their sleep.
Overall it was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had with a bird. And to be honest, I don’t think I’m gonna find something like that for awhile.
Ha no dislikes good job man
Mystic Venusaur and because of your comment he now has 7 dislikes...
Mystic Venusaur 21
I have a Nanday Conure,she'll be 6 this year. I got lucky with her since she really doesn't scream a lot. She only gets loud if she wants more water,wants to play or wants to go to bed,that's it.
stop video at 1:25 were is mangos head? lol!
The poop scraps right off, like it's not a big deal 😂😂🙏🏻
I had an adorable blue parakeet that died of depression because I thought: Hey! Why not get a depressed bird and make it happy?
Lol this bird went into his food bowl and kicked the food out with his feet
Did you get it a friend? I had 2 and the female was like "lol bye" so the Male got depressed until we gave him a friend
My mom raised my bird from a baby (he’s actually the older one of the two of us) so I grew up with him... he talks but I wouldn’t care if he never did because it’s just his personality I love.. (and I doubt I will get another one)
He hates my mom now but she’s said more than once that she’s happy that he has someone he loves and will spend time with.
@kay Falterman what a very nice story.The same story with my angel I got him as a baby and I hand fed him and I will have him my whole life time.my Parrot is a yellow nape Amazon parrot.I just scribered to your channel.have a wonderful day
early squaddd where are u?
I have an African grey parrot, she says EVERYTHING she hears, it's crazy, she even says our names for when our parents call us. 😂❤
y did u strap ur bird to ur shirt, looks more aggressive than nice 😕
ben 21 his nail was stuck.
He wasn't stuck or he didnt strap him to it
Thank you Tyler! I showed this to my parents and they FINALLY allowed me to get a bird!!! 🤗
🤗🤗🤗
he should get a cockatiel
they scream like tokyo city x2456432
*Piper Wolfbook* 😂😂😂😂
Am I the only one that thought thorough most of the video that Mango's claws were stuck on Tyler's collar? But then he freed himself and put his foot there again... At that time it looked more like he wanted to pull him by the collar somewhere, like 'Tyler, ditch those people and come with me to play!'
Ahh I see your septum piercing at 6:04
shadytayandk that was snot
that wasn’t a piercing 💀
lol his claw got stuck on ur collar and he's trying to get it free without u noticing , so adorable
Notification squad!
Sad. I recently got crippling depression and osteoporosis from the sad vibes that were sent from no one replying, yet I got ten likes. Alas, you cured me by replying, and have saved a soul. Thank you
Loooollll u made me laugh soo hard good humor mate (I'm not American lol)
the bright shirt matches mango! yay!
Pause at 4:27 and you got the maverick logo
Cheese Boss rip Maverick
my macaws screams everyday around the same time cuz they wanna make sure my grandma is awake. One of them makes little chortle sounds whenever the laundry is done to alert me
I am trying to get a son conured my mom said that birds poop to much do they
ccrossiksbonss birds poop every 10-15 minutes
Yes birds poop ALOT though its the easiest to clean off when dry.
ccrossiksbonss To be honest, my sun conure only poops off of ledges and she knows not to poop on, say, a bed or the dining table, she just won't poop where she sleeps or hangs around but the trouble is that she'll still poop off of ledges and so usually when she's out of the cage with you, you'll immediately notice that she pooped and you'll simply clean it up on the spot. I'd say, occasionally, you'll miss one or two on the floor under his/her favourite ledge and you can simply add a few drops of water to it or some wet paper towel and you'll wipe it off after letting it soak for 10 or so minutes. It's really not a big deal.
sixmam I think that because some parrots prefer to keep their cage clean so you can actually get a small pooping perch. it's a perch with a round tray like feature at the bottom to Catch the poop. idk what they're called but I call them pooping perches.
ccrossiksbonss I have a sun conure myself and its not easy because as tyler said they need time and lots of attention but I'm working on potty training him, maybe if you get a parrot you can potty train it, it will be way easier!
I already love your bird and this is the first video I've watched of yours
Is that maverick
Riley Matthews no. His name is mango
Tyler; The next common misconception is that parrots are aggressive
Mango; [Bites Tyler's shirt]
Me; Ferocious.
Lol maverick attacks everyone like if you know who's bird that is
polina Buvaylo Logan
I own 10 budiges in an aviary outdoors and I feed them a mixture of seeds, millet as a treat and various fruits including apples, oranges, grapes and other fruits. They can be quite loud at times like at dusk and dawn but like all birds like in the wild they do this.
I clicked the video thinking Mango was Maverick. Am I the only one? 😅
The Mix Channel yes, you are
Mango was about to *LICK* Tylers collar and Tyler just moved his head. Poor Mango all he wanted to do is ruin you're clothes
LOL
looks like maverick
birds are so worth the work!! i love my birds and they're the best pet i have ever had.
I thought that was Maverick the Parrot (Logang where u at)
BellaPixi HERE
I guarantee you Logan doesn't take care of Maverick properly.
BellaPixi not all parrots of the same coloration look the same, man!
Get the fuck outta here with your cancerous-ass RUclipsr
Here also wearing the logang hoodie
This Anthony fantino before he lost his hair and started reviewing albums on the needle drop?
Yellow flannel and the best teeth in the game haha
I never realised my love for birds until I started volunteering at the aviary. I am SO in love with a wee eclectus girl I met, shes so sweet and basically refuses to get off of you when she lands on you. I can't wait to get my own bird one day
my old cocktail would scream his head off if he hears a siren, even if it was on tv
*Video talking about how birds are often not liked due to various misconceptions* Mango takes a plop at 6:02 XD
Love your vids. Professional and High Quality for a lower sub count RUclipsr.
I really hate it when my mum says oh your bird will stink up the whole house. But birds only smell bad when there sick so there ya go mooom
Tyler would be the all natural parent who shops at whole foods and everything is gluten and sugar free
Playing with your bird and giving attention meanwhile the birds foot is stuck in his shirt and he hasn't noticed 🤣 great video beautiful bird