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First Post Posted on: 06-30-12 05:10 AM next post first post

Thinking on breeding Parakeets. Please advice on which type of birds are easy to breed?

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Reply #: 1 Posted on: 07-27-12 06:46 AM next post previous post
I think green cheek conure as an ideal beginner bird.
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Reply #: 2 Posted on: 07-31-12 07:01 AM next post previous post

Depends upon you as a beginner...
Cockatiels are generally a nice choice. They are very easy to manage and are incredibly loving and sweet birds especially when we hand fed them regularly. Also Budgies are another good choice since they are not too expensive and can be managed easily. Another option is love birds, if you've got a lot of time to dedicate, Actually all parrots need a lot of time and atteniton but lovebirds need even more, so, they can become more bonded.

Like Steve said Green Conures are also nice option.They are one of the quietest of the conures and are sweet, small and fun little parrots with big personalities.

 

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Reply #: 3 Posted on: 08-01-12 08:38 AM last post previous post

Thank You Steve for your great suggestion.

Donald,

Really appreciating for your detailed suggestion. Thank You very much.

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