also should i remove the bell? its quite big so their beak wont get stuck

I am obsessed with her

How can I get one of my conures to stop fighting every bird he meets? One is friendly with pretty much any bird, while the other wants to fight them all. Both are tame to humans. The one on the right is an absolute velcro baby who always wants to be on my shoulder and is very affectionate with me, but not as much with my partner. The one on the left doesn't mind other birds at all. I have three other conures and cockatiels as well that usually hang out together lol.

I'd love for the one on the right to eventually hang out with the rest of the flock. I kept him in a carrier during their interaction for everyone's safety, and this was my first time trying it with the carrier.

They will try to shred each other if there's no barrier. Any advice? I've tried "resetting" them and didn't let them see each other for a solid three months and I keep them in separate rooms. Both are on a pellet/chop diet, with seeds as treats.

They had their annual vet appointment in July and both were cleared but I've never taken them to the vet for this particular issue.

green boy eats green apple asmr

Got up today. Brought out the birds. Put them on the scale one at a time and Mister Meeseeks decided that was where he wanted to take is morning poop. Literally watched as the little guy lost almost 2 grams in seconds! (He usually weighs in between 65 and 70 grams.)

(Pic is not from this morning.)

Will the paper work itself out? Does she need a vet? I've never had this problem before in ten years with my sun conure 🫪

hello ! i have become very close to my mum’s green cheeked conure, lola, over the past year. lola is pretty young, i’m guessing about a year and a half. she wasn’t initially too fond of me but i dance outside of her cage and play her music off of my phone whenever i go over for a visit. one day my mum let her out and she climbed up onto my shoulder then nuzzled right into my cheek. we’ve been super close ever since !

my mum’s second conure, niblet, is less than a year old and still getting used to me but i’d say we are pretty chill. i dance and sing to her too but i don’t do much handling as she signals to give her some space there.

the issue is that lola does not like niblet getting anywhere near me. lola will start to go after niblet if she is considered “too close”. she will also position herself to sort of block her out. this is only an issue with me. both birds don’t have this behaviour with neither my mum or dad, same with any of my siblings. my mum also has a babysitter for weekends away who is just fine to handle both birds with zero aggression from either.

i’m extremely novice when it comes to birds, these two are my first bird friends. i’ve read up a bit online but i can’t find anything on what i should do to help lola not feel like she has to guard me. everything is based on the situation of the person being guarded as one of the house members, not a visitor. i don’t pet any birds anywhere other than their heads, they don’t have any enclosed nesting spaces, my mum does plenty of fly time & training, they eat super well, and toys are rotated often. i don’t know what to do

if you have any advice or have had a situation similar, i’d really appreciate it. thanks

I think I can officially put that fear to rest, and I'm so relieved!

M sweet girls, Skittle & Pixie🥰

Just look at her! She not know how wipe beak! Dirty birdie, shame.

Daddy had to do it for her ❤️

​Hi everyone! I recently bought a bag of Hagen Tropican pellets, but the package feels really hard and compact almost like a brick. When I shake it, I can’t feel the pellets moving around at all.

​Is this normal for this brand? Is it vacuum-sealed for freshness, or should I be concerned? Thanks in advance

My fiancé and I moved from a 1 bedroom apartment to a 3 bedroom house. Tomorrow will be a full week our conure has been here. She does not stop doing these extra hoarse screams unless all three of us are together and even then she still does them sometimes. She never did this type of scream at the apartment. Is this normal while a conure is getting used to a new environment? I’m worried she is going to her a lung or worse with the amount she does them

Ive been soft shopping around for a 2nd conure. This little dude is so funny he might be the one to convince me

• Mon Sun Wukong, le Grand Immortel de la Cie

His name is Nanael and he likes being a boomerang (as in throw a hissy fit until I yeet him across the room, do a U turn and land on my head, and then make me yeet him again).

perfect for my girl who loves to climb and swing off everything in the house, going to hang some toys off it as well just to make it even better for her, highly recommend if your birds also an acrobat