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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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They are small parrots, they are cute and known as P'lets; they are said to be good apartment parrots too.
But is a Parrotlet the right starter parrot for you?
Parrotlets are easier because they physically require less room, less food, and create less of a mess.
But size doesn't matter much when it comes to a Parrotlet's personality. The second smallest in the parrot family does not limit their personalities. These guys think they are bigger than life!
There are several wonderful small parrots for you to choose from. Parrots, like a Lovebird, a Budgie or a Cockatiel, are all known as starter parrots and they are easy to find and take care of.
Although all parrots can bite, and will if they feel they must, Parrotlets certainly go though a biting phase in which... they bite! Similar to a puppy that teeths, Parrotlets like to nibble, beak you or bite. Generally speaking, this fades as they become adults at around a year. In the meantime, can you take the pain without taking it personally or getting made at your cute little vampire?
If a vampiro stage is not for you, then a Parrotlet may not be best suited to you. On the other hand, if you can weather this cutting storm, then a Parrotlet is one of my favorite little parrots around!
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I really do appreciate your insights. Doing my research, and your expertise is soooooo appreciated. Thank you.
You are so welcome - thank you for watching and posting! Sounds like you are getting a Parrotlet, hopefully 2! Hope they are great for you!
The cat is just beautiful too!
Bitey. Evil. Cross between Satan and a T-Rex just pocket sized. I love them.
Lol! Yeah, it’s easy to say that they have strong personalities!
Ah poor little Indy/Indi hope he feels much better very soon.
He's hanging in there, which I think is a good sign.
I first Birb? Probably not but they might make a good starter Bird!
They are adorable. My first bird was a budgie. She was given to my by a cousin who bred them. He name was Josephine Bonaparte. She was green and quite friendly. But these parrotlets are charmers.☺️
Jan, was she hand-fed? Was she a biter?
Josephine wasn’t a biter and I don’t think she was hand fed. I do know that my cousin handled all of his budgies. He had a beautiful aviary outside and a winter aviary inside a very large greenhouse.The was in Connecticut.
@@janleekelley1545 What a sight! My daughter and I have always thought that a Budgie aviary would be a special thing! Love that it moved indoors for the winter!
Had to have something enclosed and reasonably warm in the winter. This was Connecticut.😂
I just bought a 3 month old baby parrotlet male in cobalt blue, he seems very quiet although he does seem to be eating and drinking, he isn’t scared when i put my hand in his cage but stays put and doesn’t really vocalize much at all, this is my first parrotlet, I’m just concerned for his well fare is this normal behavior?
Re biting. I wonder if there is a difference between hand raised and parent raised for biting? Mine as you know was parent raised and he bites when he wants to! LOL He is a bit two faced. Loves me wholeheartedly one minute and then he changes and comes to bite me. It's a bit annoying and can hurt a lot, despite his small stature. I hope your advice that it could be a maturing issue is the case here. Even so, I love him dearly and he is great fun too. A parrotlet is a super starter bird.
Welcome to the world of parrotlets.
What is your take on Parrotlet vs Lovebird? They almost look the same, but do they have similar personality? Is the Lovebird more tame and is there any difference between male vs female in terms of 'feistiness' or aggressiveness?
ruclips.net/p/PL45af8QElGvFdw32M4mS3BFvJZEh8InM0
Check out my Parrotlet playlist. There’s like 47 videos and I have one on Love Birds versus Parrotlets and on male versus female Parrotlets
HI , so you can keep Parrotlets together , ive got two male budgies at moment ,
Yes, you can
Just how big is there personality, could you explain? My mind is small lol
Sure!
Where can I get that book?
I'm not sure - I got mine from him. Try a search online...
You have great videos!! I have a question I'm hoping you might help with. We have been considering adding a bird to our home but we like to keep the temperature between 62 and 66 year round. Do you know of any birds that would be ok in this indoor temperature? I had cockatiels and love birds when growing up but our house was definitely kept warmer. Thanks for all the great content!
Thanks for the compliment - and thanks for watching!
What kind of parrot are you interested in getting? Do you have any others? Also, will they be indoors all of the time, and if so, are you getting a UV/UB light for them?
@@ParrotBliss we do not currently have any other birds so this would our first since I was a teenager. We could definitely provide lighting for them and they would be indoors. I've been thinking about a cockatiels. Thanks for the response!
Today I drove on a Bliss road and later I passed Parrot road.
LOL! Where do you live? Sounds like my kind of town!
Dogs are not necessarily a good mix with birds either. I have 2 Cairn Terriers and my Sasha (Humble and Kind) fits her name. My other Cairn Terrier Sophie (should mean monstrous hunter) got a hold of one of my birds (while it was in the cage) and ripped its beak off. He died, no blood so I assume it was from shock?
No, dogs and cats are not a good mix. It just takes one time. Sorry to hear about your bird - I can’t say what caused the death. I don’t have knowledge/experience with this. It may be the same as having your skin or nose ripped off, but I don’t know. Their beaks, I believe, are a necessity for their survival.
I didn’t watch the whole video, so you might have explained it, but how do you stop the cat from attacking the bird? If you say that is not his nature, how did you find out? Not the hard way I hope! You say that you have 18 birds. I hope that you never started with 28 until you properly trained the cat!!! 😂😂😂
I keep the cat in a separate space. Sometimes he's out and I watch and keep the Parrots safe.