Of course, I remember you! Glad you're still here. I've been really busy with test weeks. Il'l be uploading more now since ive got summer break ❤❤

Thank you!

Leuk! Ik heb de trackpack besteld via de Birdtricks website. Ibayaya leverde volgensmij ook niet naar Nederland dacht ik. De rugtas was 185 euro en ik moest 40 euro verzendkosten betalen. Daarna kreeg ik een mail dat er nog meer verzendkosten bovenop kwamen. Exact bedrag kan ik niet terug vinden, maar dit was ook iets van 40 euro of wellicht iets meer (is al een tijdje geleden). Vervolgens was het pakket verstuurd en krijg ik mail van de koninklijke post dat ik nog 70 euro import kosten voor Nederland moest betalen. Het was uiteindelijk erg duur 😵‍💫 Ben benieuwd of je het gaat halen of dat je iets anders vind. Als je iets anders vind dan ben ik erg benieuwd naar wat je haalt 👀

@@Kompa_official Goedemorgen, Ik heb 't 6 dagen geleden besteld bij Birdtricks. Ik ben benieuwd hoe lang het duurt. Hoelang duurde het bij jou? Gr

You're welcome 😊

That sounds like a nice flock. I love that your conure and our budgie are named similarly 😅. Our budgie is called Picasso but we often call him Pico. Love your bird names, how did you come up with them?

@@Kompa_official Each name came from the primary owner in the family whom the bird was purchased for. Although we all interact with the birds. Lots of fun, lots of cleaning, and lots of noise.

If I understood your question correctly your concern is whether the cats can get to your birds while they are in the cage? Or do you mean for when the birds are out? If you claim to have a sturdy cage then that should be fine and safe.

@@Kompa_official yeah that was my question, im pretty sure they cant get my bird through her cage. the bar spacing is quite small. thank you!

All captive-bred parrots have a CITES. It's a certificate that proves that they are bred in captivity. Parrots who have CITES also have a closed foot ring or a chip with their personal number. Both Congo and Timneh are under Appendix 1 CITES. This is the highest level of protection.

@@Kompa_official Thank you so much for replying! I hope that didn't sound bad, I was just wanting clarity because I couldn't understand what it said in the captions didn't help 🌸

No, it didn't sound bad at all. Love getting questions and I'm glad I could help 😊

So incorrect. Not all captive bred birds have leg bands or certificates. Many breeders just breed and don’t supply them, and many nowadays don’t put leg bands on due to parrots getting their foot caught in a toy or rope and end up dying. Wild caught birds have been illegal for decades. I have no idea where this KZbinr is from, but she doesn’t know what she’s talking about.

He is a house alarm clock, one that goes off at random moments 😅

Thank you so much, I'm glad you think the same!

Glad to help 😊 Good luck and lots of fun with your new goldfish!

Awh that's really sweet! Did something happen to the parents though?

@@Kompa_official oh my dad's friend gave It soo

Thank you so much! 💖

Taro sure does surpass Arthur's tunes 😂

@@Kompa_official yep !

Unfortunately, because of these body features you mention, they have poor sight and can't swim very well. If the goldfish would choose then I don't think they would like to have eyes popping out that have increased chances of damage and poor sight because of them. We can also breed healthy goldfish that don't have these problems.

The backpack doesn't isolate sound. Arthur is just a bit soft 😅

No, Betta's and goldfish aren't closely related and can't crossbreed. Not to mention that they live in completely different water temperatures. Goldfish like it colder and bettas like having a nice warm tank. Both are super awesome fish though 😊

@@Kompa_official aw but thanks tho

Great opportunity to teach him to wave on command! 🤩

Jep, that's a bird for you 😂

Awh, thank you so much!❤️ I'm happy to be back. Can't wait for the next video's 🤩 Arthur certainly has his loud moments 😂

That's super nice! I'm glad I could help. Have fun with your goldfish 😊

Pitbulls are notorious for it. Some Pitbulls can be very sweet, but it all comes down to the training and socialization of the owners. Pitbulls are definitely not for everyone. Some Pitbull breeders are trying to breed their dogs more on their friendly character. So picking the right breeder is also very important.

I suposse yes😂

That's so nice of you! I'm not sure how I can help you, but I can answer any questions if that's useful?

Yes, there very pretty!

I'm glad you liked it!

That's nice. Thank you for sharing.

Practice makes perfect 😜😂

Yeah, I'm so glad he's quiet in the morning 😂 The laptop bird is actually also beeping, but Arthur is so loud you can't hear laptop Arthur 😅

Arthur has all his wing feathers and is fully flighted and he makes sure to use them to get into mischief.😅 With the budgie I mean a budgie. It's the bird that's on the thumbnail. Budgies are also known as budgerigar or the scientific name Melopsittacus undulatus. Budgies are a bit smaller than cockatiels.

Well, being the first doesn't mean it's not bad. Black moors have poorer eye vision and a higher chance of being injured than fancy goldfish who don't have telescope eyes. I would pick a healthier goldfish over a goldfish with certain beauty standards and make it suffer for them.

@@Kompa_official I've had black moors all my life and 0 damage

Awh thx! ❤

She sounds so sweet! Thank you for sharing ❤️

Yes, you could indeed say that, and in a lot of cases, I completely agree with you. It's just like keeping a dog alone. These are originally also pack animals and shouldn't be alone. If you are keeping a parrot alone, then it's only acceptable when you are home for the majority of the day. Next to that, the parrot needs at least 1 hour of direct contact with the owner. So think of playing, singing, talking to each other doing tricks, etc. Although of course, it would be so much better to get another bird. If you only have one dog you should be home the majority of the day as well. No difference. Leaving them alone is negligence and animal abuse. There is no need to get animals when someone doesn't have the time to keep them happy. If you have a pet alone, remember that you have your friends, family, outings, partners, etc. An animal kept alone has only you. That's very important to keep in mind.

Talking doesn't necessarily have to mean that they are being abused. Some budgies love to interact with their owners. There are also cases in which budgies (or other parrots) learn to talk even though they have bird friends as well. Talking is a great form of enrichment for the parrot. It's a great way to keep their minds active and thinking. It's definitely better than being bored for them.

@@Kompa_official Ah really that applies to all parrots? Thought the Big Ones were solo animals, not swarm...But I have to admit I never read about those, only for budgies! Those are my favorites

@@Kompa_official Parrot maybe. With Budgies its 100% a sign of loneliness and a psychic damage! BUT a Bird that was lonely and learned talking and then got into a swarm can still talk. So yes you are right, it doesn`t mean actual abuse! But keeping a budgie alone is still animal abuse and in some countrys (like the one I live) you can get fines from 2500 to 3500 Euro...IF they get you inflagranti...

The bigger parrots often live in family settings. they are very social so keeping them alone without giving the proper attention is quite bad.

If you want to keep a parrot's dignity I don't think that they should be kept in a cage at all. They're such smart animals. Talking could be a great way to enrich your parrot. Not to mention that they can communicate and understand the world around them through talking. There was even a parrot that could do simple math and demand its own food! Its an incredible feat that parrots can talk and is in my opinion in no way an insult. They're the only other animals except for us that can use human speech. Definitely not an insult but a big props to their intelligence. Quite often they even teach themselves without any from of formal training. In the wild parrots also copy sounds from other animals so it's not that unnatural at all. It's your choice of course if you want to teach them. There are a lot of great other options to keep them stimulated as well, such as foraging, toys, interactions with others, and tricks.

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