Would this be good for a Green check conure that just finished weaning?
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Harrison's describes this as a "year-round formula for conures" and other small parrots. I would also offer fresh leafy green veggies, and fruits.
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No idea. Bought it on the recommendation of my bird vet for an older canary as a maintenance diet.
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I wouldn't want to say yes, as I currently have 2 lovebirds and am learning as I go (never had birds before, but these guys are still doing great after 2 years with me, so I feel like I'm getting good at it), but I will say that when one of mine hurt his beak and couldn't chew hard food or seeds (took him to the vet...no worries), he loved it and stayed healthy otherwise. The other lovebird didn't like it, but my little bent-beak birdie couldn't get enough. I was glad to have this on hand for him. It's been trial and error to find nutritious food that they like. Sorry if this wasn't as informative as you need, but I do think mixing this with a bit of warm water is worth trying. I wouldn't want to say yes, as I currently have 2 lovebirds and am learning as I go (never had birds before, but these guys are still doing great after 2 years with me, so I feel like I'm getting good at it), but I will say that when one of mine hurt his beak and couldn't chew hard food or seeds (took him to the vet...no worries), he loved it and stayed healthy otherwise. The other lovebird didn't like it, but my little bent-beak birdie couldn't get enough. I was glad to have this on hand for him. It's been trial and error to find nutritious food that they like. Sorry if this wasn't as... » Read More I wouldn't want to say yes, as I currently have 2 lovebirds and am learning as I go (never had birds before, but these guys are still doing great after 2 years with me, so I feel like I'm getting good at it), but I will say that when one of mine hurt his beak and couldn't chew hard food or seeds (took him to the vet...no worries), he loved it and stayed healthy otherwise. The other lovebird didn't like it, but my little bent-beak birdie couldn't get enough. I was glad to have this on hand for him. It's been trial and error to find nutritious food that they like. Sorry if this wasn't as informative as you need, but I do think mixing this with a bit of warm water is worth trying. « Show Less
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I wouldn't want to say yes, as I currently have 2 lovebirds and am learning as I go (never had birds before, but these guys are still doing great after 2 years with me, so I feel like I'm getting good at it), but I will say that when one of mine hurt his beak and couldn't chew hard food or seeds (took him to the vet...no worries), he loved it and stayed healthy otherwise. The other lovebird didn't like it, but my little bent-beak birdie couldn't get enough. I was glad to have this on hand for him. It's been trial and error to find nutritious food that they like. Sorry if this wasn't as informative as you need, but I do think mixing this with a bit of warm water is worth trying.
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The high potency should be fed for 6 - 9 months after weaning. After that the adult lifetime formula should be used. I do use the high potency when my budgies go through a really heavy molt.
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I would not see why not. However to be sure go to Harrison's Bird Food web sight. It will show you all the different foods and vitamins that are available. I purchase from them because it sometimes is cheaper if you buy more.
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Hi, this is a really nice cage for up to two medium sized birds, but too small for four. We brought a green cheeked conure,(same size as a cockatiel) successfully, from Colorado to Idaho and thought it was adequate. But I think the same company makes one a little bigger. Good Luck! C.Aguirre
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This cage is perfect for breeding your conures. That's what I bought it for
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Possibly. We just use it for short transports for our cockatoo. The acrylic is hard to clean and that might be a problem for more regular usage.
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I have a pair of cockatiels in mine and they love it's roominess and the spacing is close so they can't get their heads stuck would be great for a quaker or conure. My two love the wire deck and ladder that comes with it.
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I don't see why not. This is a very nice cage and has suited us extremely well. We have a Black Cap Conure that has resided in our cage for many years with not problems whatsoever.
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I downsized my cages to this. I think it might work for you. I read that someone keeos their 2 cockatiels in this cage. I wouldn't go larger then you conures
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I have two of these cages and they work well. Under the highest visible item in the photo there is a cage top. In other words the play top can come on and off. I have a very active green conure and it works well for him because we change toys frequently to maintain his interest level. Hope this is a help.
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I bought this for my Congo African grey and it is a nice size for him. I honestly think it might be a bit too big for cockatiels.
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I don't have a conure, but I have a Senegal parrot (125 grams) who uses it daily. He was scared of it at first, but when he realized he could hang out on it while I took a bath, he adjusted. He does his grooming in the warm, humid air. It adheres very securely to the tile and he can't get into anything while on it: ) Hope this helps.
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Definitely. We have a cockatoo and she stays in it when we go out of town (3-4 days) and have her boarded.
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Harrisons recovery formula would be good. If your bird is healthy and needs some weight gain then high potency.
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I got an acrylic cage for my Rosie and Citron, the cage you asked about it will not work for a grey. Its not really tall enough. I got the one you asked about a long while ago to use for my Conure
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My conure is a little bit bigger than a cockatiel, and he prefers the mini. He plays with and chews on the original one, but it's pretty big--he just loves the mini though. Goes through one about every month or so. The mini is about as big around as a quarter and the original is bigger around then a 50 cent piece. The original lasts a while, but he doesn't play with or chew on it as often. I got the Ole one too--but he hasn't even touched it. It's way too big. I think the mini would be the best for your cockatiel.
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Yes. I've used it to take my sun conure to the vet. It's a great little cage for outings and trips to the vet.
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I give my little Parrolettes about 1 scoop a week during breeding , mayby you would consider 1/4 of a scoop over feed till you see how he or she reacts to it It's been very safe for my parrot birds not sure about wild birds , but probably pretty safe
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I have cockatiels, and I am thinking the green cheek conure is larger than mine. It is good spacing I think for your bird.