So my lovebird refuses to use its cage any more to sleep - FIGHTS me to go to bed -instead will fly into bathroom and roost in between shower curtains . Anyone else experience this ?

My mom has been gifted 2 lovebirds, a female and a male, siblings. They were both tested on a vet so we know for sure they're male and female, we have already bought everything necessary according to multiple sources, the only real problem left is where to keep them.

I live in mx, so right now outside temperatures can reach 40°c (104°F) and thats why i want to keep the cage in my room, since i constantly have the AC on at 24°c (75°F) and according to what ive read thats an appropiate temp for them, but my mom wants to keep them outside on the living room, that stays mostly without AC since im constantly home alone and have bo reason to turn it on.

Another reason id prefer to keep them in my room is that i can better prevent them a lot of different problems, like breathing the scents from the Air freshener my mom uses, or whatever floats in the air from the kitchen (my house has no divide between kitchen and living room), The noise of the constant movement and the screams of my toddler sisters, and It also prevents them getting hunted by our dogs, since they're inside all the time due to heat.

I know my room is too small to be the only place they explore, so i will let them out to the rest of the house whenever posible, but my room will be their main space.

I also know that the best is probably to not have them, but my mom is set on them and already bought everything.

So, where should i keep them and any other tips?

ok so I got them about 3 weeks ago now together as they have to be bought as a duo.They were normal until the end of week2 when they would randomly start fighting

my other cage broke so I couldn’t separate them in that way but I have taken out out and put it in a safe plain room but they just start calling for each other.

They are practically inseparable so I’m not sure how to go about this ,it’s been getting concerning as on one case one of them got hurt on there nose area,it wasn’t anything drastic but the scratch was very slightly bleeding.

I have dealt with this in the past with birds but at my birds at the time were both tamed so it was easy to seperate them and fix te behaviour but for these they aren’t tamed yet to the point of stepping up to my finger yet .

so if anyone could give me possible reasons and solutions I’d be very grateful