Cockatiels are easy birds to care for, making them a desirable pet. Their endless affection facilitates their natural ability to bond with their pet parents. Playpens are a great way to allow them to interact with you outside of their habitat!

- Cockatiels are terrific companions with lots of personality.
- Extremely social, and thrive on interaction.
- Love to play with toys and can learn to "sing"
- Scientific Name: Nymphicus hollandicus

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Clawfrican:
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Lovely cockatiel parrots you have there. I have a breeding pair. They are currently incubating their eggs

Royruky:


Lovely cockatiel parrots you have there. I have a breeding pair. They are currently incubating their eggs

That's very nice. Congrats

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That's very nice. Congrats

Thanks. I am eagerly waiting for them to hatch.

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Royruky:


Thanks. I am eagerly waiting for them to hatch.

Hello
Like to update us, we're very eager to see the cuties

Clawfrican:

Hello
Like to update us, we're very eager to see the cuties

They actually hatched but they could not make it

Clawfrican:

Hello
Like to update us, we're very eager to see the cuties

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How do you deal with the feather dust? I've had different parrot species, and out of all of them, cockatiels, cockatoos and African gray were way too dusty. Other species didn't produce any feather dust. I tried to address this dust issue with constant bathing but I'm wondering if there are better ways. I'm about to get a new set I'd so much want to get cockatiels due to their personality but the thought of having to deal with feather dust again scares me. I like sun conures but they are too loud and budgies are a bit too skittish for me.

A few questions, OP:

1) How old are they?
2) Do you know thier genders?
3) What colours are available?
4) Are there flighted or clipped?
5) Are they hand raised?
6) What diet are they on presently?
7) What's the cost of a pair?

Thanks!

WoundedLamb:
How do you deal with the feather dust? I've had different parrot species, and out of all of them, cockatiels, cockatoos and African gray were way too dusty. Other species didn't produce any feather dust. I tried to address this dust issue with constant bathing but I'm wondering if there are better ways. I'm about to get a new set I'd so much want to get cockatiels due to their personality but the thought of having to deal with feather dust again scares me. I like sun conures but they are too loud and budgies are a bit too skittish for me.

Cockatiels will always produce body dust. It's their nature. Contrary to what OP said, no parrot is actually easy to take care off. Anyone buying one should be prepared for the long commitment involved. A lot of cleaning to do as they are naturally messy. Good luck trying to potty train them.

etrange:

Cockatiels will always produce body dust. It's their nature. Contrary to what OP said, no parrot is actually easy to take care off. Anyone buying one should be prepared for the long commitment involved. A lot of cleaning to do as they are naturally messy. Good luck trying to potty train them.

I know. I agree.

I wanted a dog this time but I just don't have the time to always walk and pick after it.

Clawfrican:
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I love these birds very much. My cockatiel has lived with me for five years. It's an intelligent bird, it understands my commands, for example, when I let it fly around the room and call it to sit on my shoulder. It loves to try everything and peck, and once I had to quickly read Can Cockatiels eat Arugula because the pet really wanted to try it. But I usually buy vitamin supplement food for my cockatiel at the pet store. By the way, when I bought the parrot, I thought it was a boy and wanted to teach it to talk, but when the cockatiel laid an empty egg, I realized I was wrong about its gender.