will they go after each other or avoid each other? can they play? when i put my tame parakeet on my hand and get about 2-3 feet a way from the love birds cage she flys off and i think she might be scared, none of them are making any noise wile im doing this (but they do yell back and forth to each other across the room through out the day and Every morning lol)(or at least it seems like they are talking to eachother). ive had both sets of birds for about 2 weeks also what can i use for love birds to nest? i see all kind of stuff for canary and finch nesting but not love birds or parakeet nesting. they are not ready to nest yet but i want to know for the future. also my parakeets like fruits can i also give love birds some fruits too? and yes i know about the dangerous fruits not to give birds. if you can fallow all this info please help as best as you can.
I would never allow any love birds in with any other birds you dont want to find dead. Love birds are known in the bird world as the PIT BULL of birds. They are the meanest birds ever noted in history and are known to kill all other birds if given the chance. Please dont learn the hard way by your other birds paying the price for your mistake. Love birds are even known to kill each other fighting over their own babies.
I would never allow any love birds in with any other birds you dont want to find dead. Love birds are known in the bird world as the PIT BULL of birds. They are the meanest birds ever noted in history and are known to kill all other birds if given the chance. Please dont learn the hard way by your other birds paying the price for your mistake. Love birds are even known to kill each other fighting over their own babies.
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I do agree to the answer earlier and if you want expert advice then speak to a vet or a bird specialist
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no idea what you just said?
thanks for 2 points!
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If both cages are within arm’s reach and you can open each with one hand, then you can probably let them out at the exact same time.
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I dont think so.If they are going to be in your house yep, but not outside.
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Check with your local pet store. They are usually quite knowledgeable about letting birds be together and food etc. Pet stores always seem to keep love birds and budgies separated so I would too unless they tell you otherwise.
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