Parakeets

Common Name: Peach Faced Lovebird
Scientific Name: Agapornis roseicollis
Background: 2011 Pairs available
Size: 5.5 - 6 inches
Diet: A variety of seeds, fruits, vegetables, and Seed/Pellet foods.

Common Name: Blue Celestial Parrotlett
Scientific Name: Forpus xanthopterygius
Background: Pair Available
Requirements: Active Bird requiring a large cage minimum of 120cm x 40cm x 50cm (46.8" x 15.6" x 19.5"), with roosting box.
Size:
Diet: Seed mix such as: millet, canary grass seed, weed seed, wheat and oats; millet spray, sprouted or unsprouted; fruit such as: apple, pear, orange, banana, pomegranate; vegetables such as: carrot, celery, green beans, peas in the pod; berries such as: rose hips, mountain ash (rowan); green leaves such as: Swiss chard, dandelion, chickweed, lettuce; insectivorous food; complete kibble if taken.

Common Name: Blue Celestial Parrotlett
Scientific Name: Forpus xanthopterygius
Background: Pair Available
Requirements: Active Bird requiring a large cage minimum of 120cm x 40cm x 50cm (46.8" x 15.6" x 19.5"), with roosting box.
Size:
Diet: Seed mix such as: millet, canary grass seed, weed seed, wheat and oats; millet spray, sprouted or unsprouted; fruit such as: apple, pear, orange, banana, pomegranate; vegetables such as: carrot, celery, green beans, peas in the pod; berries such as: rose hips, mountain ash (rowan); green leaves such as: Swiss chard, dandelion, chickweed, lettuce; insectivorous food; complete kibble if taken.

Common Name: Cockatiel
Scientific Name: Nymphicus hollandicus
Background: 2010 Born
Requirements: Birds acclimate well to average household temperatures; be cautious of extreme temperature change; cage should be placed off the floor in an area that is well-lit and away from drafts, A cage approximately 24" W x 14" D x 24" H, with metal bars spaced no greater than ½" apart, makes a good home for your cockatiel; as with all animals, it is best to provide the largest habitat possible; a flight cage is strongly recommended
Size: 11 Inches
Diet:  Specialized pelleted diets are highly recommended and should consist of 60–70% of the diet; use fortified seeds in moderation as they are higher in fat and less nutritious than pellets, Fresh fruit and vegetables such as strawberries, apricots (no pits), bananas, dark green leafy vegetables (like spinach or kale), peas, carrot tops, celery, and corn

Common Name: Black-capped Conure
Scientific Name: Pyrrhura rupicola
Background: Pair Available
Origin: South America
Requirements: Large cage or Aviary, with plenty of perches/branches, May be housed with other birds.
Size:
Diet:  Fruit such as: apples, pears, bananas, oranges, cactus fruits, forming about 30 percent of diet; vegetables such as: carrot, celery, green peas in the pod and beans; fresh corn; green leaves such as: Swiss chard, lettuce, kale, dandelion, chickweed; small seed mix such as: canary, millet, safflower, millet; limited soaked and sprouted sunflower; cooked beans and pulses; boiled maize; limited cubed hard cheese; complete kibble.

Common Name: Ring Necked Parakeet
Scientific Name: Psittacula krameri
Background: Proven Pair Available
Requirements: Large Cage or aviary, Provide bird-safe chewable wood and heat sterlized pine cones, vegetable tanned leather toys, foot toys; climbing ropes, ladders, swings, push and pull toys. Also provide overhead misters or shallow water bowls for bathing.
Size: Up to 16 Inches
Diet:  Small seed mixture such as: canary, millet, small amounts of oats, buckwheat, safflower, sunflower; spray millet, green leaves, seeding grasses; variety of fruits such as: apple, orange, banana if accepted; complete kibble.

Common Name: Swift Parakeet
Scientific Name: Lathamus discolor
Background: Pair Available
Requirements:Very active parrot so provide space and lots of branches, swings, ropes, different sized perches and ladders for climbing. Also provide lots of unsprayed, birdsafe flowering branches. Also enjoys bathing so provide overhead misters or shallow water bowls. Can be housed with others of its own species and other birds. Also provide foraging/puzzle toys and wooden and vegetable tanned leather chewable toys.
Size: Up to 10 Inches
Diet:  Limited small seed mix such as: canary, oats, safflower and a little hemp; spray millet; limited sunflower seed, dry, soaked or sprouted; sprouted pulses such as mung beans, cooked butterbeans and lentils; boiled maize; green leaves such as: Swiss chard, lettuce, sowthistle, dandelion, chickweed; vegetables such as: corn, carrot, celery, zucchini and other squash, green beans and peas in the pod; fruit such as: apple, pear, orange, cactus fruit, banana, pomegranate; nuts such as: lightly cracked hazelnuts, pecans and roasted peanuts; nectar daily soaked in sponge cake or wholegrain bread.

Common Name: Plum Headed Parakeet
Scientific Name: Psittacula cyanocephala
Background:
Requirements: Large Enclosure with lots of activities including Swings, bird-safe chewable wood such as fir, pine, willow and elder, and heat sterilized pine cones, ladders, vegetable tanned leather toys, foot toys, climbing ropes, bathing, push and pull toys.
Size: 13 Inches
Diet:  Soaked or sprouted sunflower, mixture of small seeds: canary, millet and smaller amounts of oats, buckwheat and safflower; spray millet, green leaves, rearing food made from: hard-boiled egg, wholegrain bread, low-fat cheese and carrot, all ground to crumbly consistency; fruit especially apple, and others.