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Green cheek conure care ( GCC) breeding is a very interesting thing to do but some things as to be considered and put in place for successful breeding. After getting your GCC breeding pair it is important to inspect them. They will need to be healthy, over 10 months, and well bonded. If they are from the same family, it is best to split them up and introducing another make or female to breed from.
Green Cheek Appearance:
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This parrot has a grey beak, green cheeks, white periophthmalmic rings, and a crown that is brown, black, and grey. The long tail of the conure has a dark red coloration. It also has splashes of red and yellow, making it quite a colorful creature.
The green cheeked conure has weigh anywhere from 60 to 80 grams on average, measuring around 26 centimeters or 10 inches long.
Green Cheek Conure parrot Lifespan:
If properly taken care of, the green cheek conure can live up to 30 years in captivity. Unfortunately, this bird has an average life expectancy of 10 years. This is due to the fact that many people who own this bird do not take very good care of it.
Types of Green Cheek Conures:
There is really only one type of green cheeked conure, but there are numerous varieties due to mutations from selective breeding of green cheeked conures.
Some of these variations of green cheek conure include:
American Dilute green cheek conure : This particular variety of the green cheeked conure has cream-colored feathers. It has dark eyes and feet, which make for a fairly stunning contrast.
Yellow sided green cheek conure: These conures have a lighter shade of red on the tail, and a bright yellow chest.
Cinnamon green cheek conure: There is also the cinnamon conure, which primarily consists of green. This bird does, however, have a tannish colored head that sets it apart from the others.
Pineapple green cheek conure: This mutation makes for a very interesting look. The head of the bird is a light brown, while the sides are bright yellow. These birds are known for their red eyes.
Turquoise green-cheeked conure: These birds are known for being larger than any other variety of the green cheeked conure. They have grey feathers on their chest and tail, but with mostly bluish green plumage.
Green Cheeked Conure Care Guide
1. Green Cheeked Conure Diet
Green cheeked conures that are kept in captivity should have a diet similar to their wild brethren. This includes a combination of seeds, vegetables, fruits, and even insects. It is very important that you give your bird high quality pellets to keep it healthy.
Pellets should make up anywhere from 60-70% of your bird’s total diet. You can also give them the occasional fortified seeds and other foods mentioned above.
2. Environment
If you are going to keep one of these birds, you will need to have an appropriately sized cage. The enclosure should not be smaller than 25 square inches. Make sure that the bars on the cage are spaced one half inch apart.
Keep in mind that these birds tend to thrive when they are put together with another green cheeked conure. It is not a good idea to put a bird of a different species in with one of these though.
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