Meet my New Talking Baby Parrotlet!

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[@PippyPets]

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[@jensonnguyen2169]

PippyPets please look at ur how to clip a birds wings vid and find my comment and pin it for a message to the stupid dumb idiot haters. Thanks! I just wanna tell you the hater are nothing compared to smart you.

[@NORA-uu4ly]

My budgie can't fly😢😢😢. here feather wings are perfectly good and she is very healthy . she was flying very well last year but now when I get her out of the cage she can't fly . I tried to training her to fly for 2 months but she can't . I searched about that a lot but I didn't find anything please please please please please please please please please tell me what to do for her . ((Sorry if I wrote anything wrong English is my second language))

[@Xtiansldrs]

RoRa 305 you may want to find her email....I don’t get barely any of my messages here or any notifications even...and I’m sure she would’ve gotten back to you. But honestly, I hope you took your little parrotlet to the vet, because it may be something a bit more serious.

[@macintoshimann9892]

Im growing to LOVE parrotlets! These guys are SO intelligent! It really makes your interactions a lot easier. My father owns exactly one and hes very social and will spend time with anyone willing to hang out with him! His english is getting freaky good as he refuses to speak, and he is definitely a bit of a big baby, whining that he wants something is what he uses his vocal chords for, but at least he’s very quiet! Cant wait to start breeding them!

[@miguelspanishmusicgarcia888]

birds dont have vocal chords

[@esaitheefly2938]

I just got a green one for my birthday and I love him I’m soo happy

[@elsis.1091]

That's awesome!! I'm going to be getting a blue one for my birthday in about a week!

[@esaitheefly2938]

Elsi S. I’m so excited for you

[@ellie.g6937]

Aww, what it name? I'm gonna get a blue one (I think) gonna call it rio if its blue

[@esaitheefly2938]

Ellie Griffiths cool mine is kiwi

[@lapatrifloow2012]

Good man i just got a green girl parrotket

[@isisemkeb]

I know so much what you mean when you say bonded to 👉 you, a bird for you. I have 11 misfits and I felt so much the "urge" of having one ... for me. I got a pineapple. Knew nothing of green cheeks, more of a poicephalus person. A clown, a teenager. The things she does is crazy, like enrolling toilet paper, throwing things down from counters, tables, eating peanut butter or jam straight from the jar when I am preparing breakfast. Name something she is doing it. She is a real velcro, a sweetheart. I now know that I needed that special bond with at least one of my bird. I have a parotlet ... such a great little bird. He is very, very playful. Got him from a breeder that did not want him anymore. He was more than six or seven years old and never manipulated or sociolized. His mate breeder almost killed him a few times reason why she gave him to me, she could not sell him (a money object for her). He thinks he is an amazone or an Ara, but in a little nutshell. I LUV him so so much.

[@PippyPets]

Michelle B They really are amazing little guys. I love them!!!

[@GlamBeautyTV]

Never knew how tiny they were! Almost looks like a budgie.

[@mxpronounced3224]

She's gorgeous! I got my little girl at around 8 weeks old and since she was hand raised, she immediately begged to come out of her cage and hang out with humans. It was pretty easy to get her used to our budgies, but surprisingly we had a really tough time getting her to try new food!

[@Loveofpets]

So cute! Congratulations on your new Parrotlet!

[@PippyPets]

Love of Pets Thank you so much! 😄😄😄

[@fancybirdsranjan1740]

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[@Michelle-fh2dp]

I had a parrotlet that I bought from a friend at one year old. All I did was hold him and sing to him that first night and it was love! We were so bonded and we would watch TV at night with him either nuzzling into my neck or crawling up in my hair. He talked up a storm and gave me kisses on command with a smacking sound. I absolutely adored him just as much as I ever have any of my dogs. I can’t say that for my other two parrots. The breeder told me to feed him as much seed as he wanted which I did along with fruits and vegetables and Harrison’s pellets. At three years old I Took him to the vet for a physical and when she took blood and spun it his plasma looked like a milkshake instead of clear like it should be. It was because of all the seeds and if it had gone on he would’ve died of fatty liver disease and I wouldn’t have known any different. I think since parrotlets are distantly related to Amazons they are prone to fatness and fatty liver disease and should never be fed anything but pellets and fruits and vegetables. My Kiwi only lived 13 years I suspect his life was shortened by the two years of eating all kinds of seeds. It has been years since he died but I still miss him every day he was the most wonderful pet a person could ever have and I definitely recommend them to anyone who wants to get a parrot! They are just as smart and just as loving as a big parrot in a small easy to care for a package with small poops and a small appetite and tiny toys that don’t cost anything at all compared to larger parrots that need expensive toys. P.S. you said you preferred paper towels over newspapers, but I have read the ink in newspapers retards mold growth so I use it still.

[@mikey-fi4cw]

Thanks for sharing, I want one

[@Michelle-fh2dp]

@@mikey-fi4cw They are wonderful or at least my Kiwi was. They are kind of like a Chihuahua, they don’t know they are little and can be very feisty, do you much watch them around other birds and pets.

[@jojo1828v]

@@Michelle-fh2dp i agree, I just got a little blue boy for my birthday and he is super smart! I was told paper towel is better because you can tell a lot by the dropping on bird health as they hide illness well.

[@Michelle-fh2dp]

@@jojo1828v Yes that’s true also. Lucky you I wish I could get another one but the bird I have left is a killer and would probably hurt the Parrotlet as she did Kiwi

[@jojo1828v]

@@Michelle-fh2dp what is your killer bird?

[@ruthmiller7905]

Hello, beautiful parrotlet and good video. I pick up my parrotlet tomorrow. Already weened. I am so excited. I have been looking for about 2 years.

[@PippyPets]

Oh wow, congratulations! 😊

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

Never seen such a chilled Parrotlet at this age!

[@hexane8]

I've always wanted a bird but have had 1 to 2 cats. So instead I watch this nice bird and nice human. Bird people don't seem so crazy! I like that these parrotlets live 15-20 years so you can commit to being there for them if they bond with you.

[@zsuzsuspetals]

I belong to a few bird groups on Facebook. I love birds but some bird people be crazy! 🤣 This lady seems really cool though.

[@dianasoto9803]

She is precious!!

[@bogdanafilonich33]

So cute and adorable ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LGrian]

She looks so smart and calm!

[@Indusxstan]

She is absolutely lovable💘

[@lolareevess]

My mom decided to say MAYBE to a pet bird if I get parrotlet(s) I’ve already done research but I’m gonna wait a couple years to make sure that I really want to put in the work for these babies and to make sure I know everything I could possibly know about em

[@prettyprincess8187]

Yeah, that's a good plan bc they love loooong. I have a budgie and I took a long time to decide bc I knew this was gonna be my baby (I've had one once before).

[@isabellefoley7545]

Im getting mine in two days and i have been watching videos constantly. I can't wait 😁😁😁

[@PippyPets]

Awww congratulations!!!

[@Xtiansldrs]

PippyPets hi, I was wondering if you had any advice on my little 3yo ‘Pipsqueak’, that I got from a large family of kids...who came with a few issues. I’ve had him now since March and mostly he’s a sweet little parrotlet... But... he just became aggressive against my hands- overnight. He seems to think they are independent of me, so while he typically like, loves me...idk what has gotten into him. He has been on a weekly attack schedule on my forearms, with no rhyme or reason and virtually no for-warning, but I’ve sorta gotten used to that over the months . But since he doesn’t even give me a hint as to why he’s doing such, I have no idea how to break him of it (except to tell him no and put him in his cage- which he hates). He much rather be on me. I thought maybe he’s going through adolescence since he’s been a bit rough with my earlobes, and lips even- which he typically has a full blown love affair with...but he’s always been such a temperamental little bird...I just don’t know what to think! I’ve been able to train just about any type of parrot, and even budgies! But this little guy is so strange and set in his ways, I almost wonder if he’s older than what they claim, as he sorta acts like a grumpy old man. Anyhow, any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you☺️

[@livingweaponnightmare]

Such a precious baby, I hope she has grown well

[@brekke668]

What a cutie. I used to breed these wonderful birds. I always handled my babies so they would go to their new homes tame. They and lovebirds were always my favorite. You are right you really should handle them when you get home. Waiting makes them more likely to longer to adjust. I always say if you want small bird with a big bird personality these or lovebirds are the best. And keeping one does make them more bonded to you.

[@PippyPets]

Carol Gibson It’s so important to handle them and not just feed them and put them back - I agree! I bet your babies were sweethearts. :-) Thanks for leaving a comment!

[@syd4223]

THIS IS SO CUTE

[@henkprinsloo1743]

shes absolutely beautiful. I just got a 9 week old Pacific P boy and he is the same blue color.

[@lumincosmoslove6708]

She is ADORABLE

[@budgieandparrotlets6827]

I HAVE THE SAME BIRD SHE KISS SHE PLAY SHE DOES A LOT Of THINGS

[@MrAdam-dh6kx]

Hi Pippypets. This is such a great video and a big hello your baby Parrotlet. Wow it's amazing that she talks I would love to hear her say "hi." I definitely liked this video and will always come back for more. Very cute bird yes and I hope she bonds with you. I totally understand what you're saying. Nice to see you both and much respect from UK England. Thank you for the video.

[@PippyPets]

Mr. Adam Hi! How are you keeping? I hope you’re doing well. Thanks for watching and for the nice comment. I’ll definitely try and capture her saying hi. Have a great day!

[@MrAdam-dh6kx]

Hi. Thanks for the reply I'm doing good thanks. Glad to see your face in my subscriptions. Always is a moment when great channels like yourself upload videos on pets. I'm on the lookout to hear your baby Parrotlet say hi. I hope you have a blast today. I'm just glad that the weather has got cooler here in the UK. It was awfully humid. Much respect.

[@anushasiralan586]

Omg I love this video, thank you so much for sharing. I'm about to get a baby parrotlet and your videos are so informative. Also love your energy, queen! 👸🏽💖🎆

[@littlemidwestrebornsdolls]

Brand new to your channel. Excited to watch more of your videos! I am considering getting a pet Parrotlet. I wanted to research them first. 🙂🐦

[@chillinretreat5124]

what a cutie !! love her !!!

[@PippyPets]

Awww, thank you!!! I 💕her, too 😊

[@EvitaGlez]

Yay!! You're back!!!

[@PippyPets]

Hi!!!!! 😄😄😄

[@Indusxstan]

She is utterly cute 😊

[@barbaram1780]

Really enjoyed your videos on your parrotlet please keep adding more. Thanks so much

[@stayhappy8213]

Thank you for this video. Really looking into getting this amazing bird. She totally adores you.

[@tishachoudhuri5721]

I just lost my parrotlet 24 days ago, can you please tell me if I should hold any hope of getting her back?

[@PippyPets]

How tame was she? What colour was she? What’s the climate like where you live?

[@tishakanjilal1439]

@@PippyPets I live in Texas so very hot now, She is green color with specks of blue around its eyes and on its back feathers. Was not banded.

[@orianafisher3960]

​@@tishakanjilal1439 awe, I sincerely hope you got your parrolette back... Texas is more weather compatible than us up here in Canada. It is such a heartbreaking time...

[@keithlee3994]

She’s beautiful

[@PippyPets]

Thank you :-)

[@lucky-lu6tc]

would love to see more vids about your parrotlets! :)

[@Sasheenami]

I love your videos, please keep posting!!!

[@panosadamop]

Both of you gorgeous..!

[@abcgerbils]

My Ditty was also a clutch of one. He is a great talker and bonded to me but pretty independent vs. needy.

[@abcgerbils]

Please post a video of her talking!

[@Aaron11317]

Awww I love it I'm getting one to ooo😍 because I love them😇

[@Aaron11317]

Love it

[@thesoup5201]

I’m hopefully getting one for my birthday! I’ve loads of research and I know quite everything I need to know and more!

[@aaronyash]

Cute cute.

[@fancybirdsranjan1740]

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[@maggiemcc]

Pretty baby bird 🐦 ❤

[@LordMorningstarMagne]

she is so cute! I would LOVE to see a video from you, telling us what you think the best birds for first time owners would be and a bit about each one, mostly because all I keep seeing is budgies and while they're cute, they're not really for me lol

[@simplymichee7916]

I had parrotlets years ago. They were the meanest birds ever from day one and I still have scars from their bites. Their little bites were deadly.

[@kbee8517]

I'm sorry you had a poor experience with these birds, but they do have a tendency to be aggressive in the sense where if they have to choose between being submissive or fighting, they'll choose to fight. You might have read their body language wrong or a case of simple miscommunication. It's common, but birds aren't really 'mean' by nature, they'll just defend themselves if they feel threatened.

[@PippyPets]

I’m sorry they left you with scars. They can be little monkeys sometimes.

[@jeanconneely3602]

Lol yea they can be little buggers

[@ms.anonymousinformer242]

She talks?? Wow I have never had a talking female parrotlet but the oldest of my newest clutch (I have breeding birds ) surprised me yesterday by making the kiss sound. I had been trying to teach her brother kiss kiss with the sound and she made the sound at me when she was alone with me yesterday. I'm going to work on talking with her, in hopes she starts to talk. I also neer to separate her from her brother and sister to help with that.

[@Zenplatform]

Did she eventually started to talk ?

[@fifilafleur5555]

She’s beautiful. I’ve been trying to locate a good breeder for a while now but no luck. I’m in TX.

[@syedakhtar9152]

Awwwwww so cute

[@PippyPets]

Syed Akhtar Thanks! 😃

[@woraweejanpongsri6435]

Starting falling in love with her

[@PippyPets]

That makes two of us 😄😄😄

[@heatherway25]

She is SO cute!

[@PippyPets]

Thank you! 😁

[@shelleymessier1494]

Wish I would have seen you when I had my concur it started biting me and wouldn't stop

[@kate_is_great]

I just discovered your channel. Are you going to make more videos?

[@sharathyadav954]

She is adorable 💙💙💙

[@PippyPets]

Sharath Yadav Aww, thank you!!! 😃

[@Xtiansldrs]

So, I’ve had tons of different birds over the years/fostered, but I’ve never had a parrotlet til yesterday. He seems to be quick sweet overall, but he gets really snippy when it comes to looking at him on my shoulder (where he wants to be). He also has a beef with my ear. He doesn’t bite it, but he does that aggressive pure and head butts it. He seems to be the standard temperamental of this breed from what I’ve read... I was wondering, since he’s about 4yrs, are these still easy to train? He seems to have gotten upset from the first few hours of taking to him- he didn’t want me to leave the room, and chirped loudly. He seems to be a fun little passive aggressive guy... I’m hoping he’ll tolerate my old pup since we rehab sparrows regularly and he was looking forward to his own buddy. So far, the bird seems to like to tease him. I’m thing of renaming him Dr. Jekyl Any info on him would help🙂Thanks. Your girl is so pretty!

[@patriciaforest1498]

I’ve been looking for a parrotlett in this color blue can you tell me where you purchased

[@Funkynature]

Patricia Forest it’s called a pacific parrotlet. And you can find breeders. THO , PUT HIM IN A DOUBLE BED SIZED CAGE FOR HIM TO FEEL NO STRESS AT THE START. He’ll require a bigger one afterwards.

[@juliusroman8616]

I suggest you do your research, a great channel is BirdTricks, you work at a rescue and please don't do an impulse buy. Also getting one at a rescue and getting an aviary from Corner's Limited would be great.

[@Asukakiss]

Aw I really want one

[@Danimij]

She is gorgeous! What’s her name?

[@chadb7694]

HI! My parrotlet is 3 months old. Totally afraid of me when inside the cage. I can take him out and hold him but so scared. Not sure where to go from here.

[@stanmafuyu695]

Chad B well some tips are to NEVER grab your bird Feed your bird seeds from the hand Use the seeds to get it to fly to you hand And make sure to feed it veggies!i hope u and ur bird are doing well

[@arigatou312]

Get them a partner! Birds are very social and need another bird to live happily and healthy! Together they will be more adventurous and curious

[@Irishcloth]

@@arigatou312 This species really isnt though)

[@mtoffo2275]

Parrotlets are sooo cute

[@FriendM2010]

Nice birdie... Notice your thumb is holding her feet down, does that help calm the bird? Is this bird clipped or flighted?

[@robinsparklez1726]

No, it’s just so in case they get scared and try to fly away :)

[@juliusroman8616]

@@robinsparklez1726 Yes, it does calm them down.

[@fernandacdemello]

Where did you purchase your parrotlet? Thank you

[@PippyPets]

I got her from a breeder in Canada that unfortunately is no longer breeding Parrotlets.

[@liana1638]

i have 2 blue parrotlets both almost a year old boy and girl they can get on my finger but wont let me touch them🥲theyre really lovey dovey with eachother i had them in the same cage at first which was a mistake cuz now theyre inseparable the boy’s really calm and friendly the girl’s really aggressive tries to bite once she sees a finger i bled a lot of times🥲 idk how to make her at least stop biting im gonna try to let me touch them little by little

[@Littlemansgonnaslaptheplodup]

I’ve had mine since November 28 th 20 20 n it still aggressive

[@jadai4986]

When you purchase a baby parrotlet, is it better to not handle them for really long periods of time? I heard somewhere that they need to sleep a lot. Is that true?

[@PippyPets]

Great question. They need at least 12 hours of sleep at night however, you should definitely handle them frequently - if you don’t, they’ll go wild again quite quickly. If they weren’t tame when you got them go slow, but definitely try to interact with them/tame them multiple times a day. You want your baby to associate its new home with you as the core part of it, not it’s home/cage as its everything with you as an addition they can take or leave it they like. Of course use your discretion in all situations but generally ifs good to handle frequently right off the bat.

[@jadai4986]

PippyPets Ok, thank you so much for answering!!! Definitely cleared that question up for me.

[@tinybeauty7879]

I have a parrotlet haven't found another one would love to see if the breeder u got her from would want to sell me one.

[@lapatrifloow2012]

I just got one today her name is bella!!!!

[@juliusroman8616]

Do you know how to take care of one? What will you feed her? Also, you should watch hours upon hours of BirdTricks, they teach you everything there is to know. Dangers include scented candles, self clean ovens, teflon (non stick) pans, hair dryers and hair irons (their teflon fumes kill a bird), waffle irons, etc. They can die from fatty liver diesease from improper diet. A cage should be powder coated, not from China for safety, and hopefully stainless steel. An aviary from Corner's Limited would be best. Tell me everything you know.

[@lapatrifloow2012]

I know

[@PeggyGarrison-z9p]

Where did you get your bird

[@coralreef909]

Also fruits and veggies

[@jomama5186]

Thinking about getting one or a couple of these. Would you suggest this kind of bird? I'm still learning about this breed.

[@fdscrl6016]

@@prinzztuga5368 hey idk if you will see this comment but in what circustances would you say it would be safe to take a bird like this out? (on a little leash i guess) i might be getting one soon and would love to give them as much freedom as possible

[@MilaHesse]

I have a question, I got 2 baby parrotlets. They are only 3 weeks old. They are either brothers, sisters or a brother and a sister. They are kind of ting to tell according to the breeder. If I keep them together, are they going to bond to each other and not bond to me?

[@maliiandthemango]

for the gender : look it up, ik it’s not helpful but eh. if they are the same gender it may get a few problems so may as well separate them, and yes, they will bond, but you can do a bonding session in another room separately. hope this helped :)

[@Marie-cp4yf]

How i would love to hear her talk. Please.

[@nickbailey5201]

She probably won't from what I've heard only the males speak in this species but they can mimic whistles and other sounds

[@Hamzak786]

PLEASE MAKE MORE PARROTLET VIDOES

[@PippyPets]

mhkq 786 I will do my best! Thanks for the comment. 😃

[@HeXitone]

How loud and playful are they?

[@jackforest8717]

Who is the breeder? I’m looking for a good one, thank you.

[@juliusroman8616]

You should consider volunteering at a rescue and seeing if getting a bird is for you. I also recommend watching BirdTricks. Also getting a bird from a rescue is great because 1. You're helping a rescue, two, it's generally cheaper, and three, you get to pick a bird you've bonded with and personality you like.

[@marymicallef282]

Hello, you're videos are so helpful and informative. I'm looking at getting a male and female pair of Parrotlets at 8 weeks old. I would like to tame them, can I put them together if they are already bonded, as they are from the same breeder, or should I keep them separate? I know that by keeping them seperate they will/may form a better bond with me, but at the same time I feel that if I put them together they wont be lonely, when I'm not around. Can you please make a video of how your Parrotlets are housed, as I'm really interested? Thanks in advance.

[@juliusroman8616]

I feel like you shouldn't get a parrot at that age if you can't have a professional weaner with you or if you are one. Temperature of food being a few degrees off or angle you slide the food down with a syringe really matters for sickness and death. I think you should get a two year old parrot from a breeder if you really want to buy one, but I suggest getting one from a rescue-you can hang out with it prior to getting it and rescuing a bird is really helpful. As for getting two-can you take care of two? Also by not being around, how long do you intend on not being around? Because that shouldn't be the intention. Also if they're not bonded, they might fight. Also, if you get a male and a female pair, do you mean two males and two females? What if they breed? Anyways, if you want to learn more about housing and if you should get a pair or not and on weaning and general care, including household dangers, avian vets, and dangerous cages, you should watch a ton of BirdTricks videos prior and work at a rescue to see if getting a bird is for you.

[@piyo415]

Very cute 👍🌸🍀🐤

[@PippyPets]

Thank you! 💕

[@ozoumehmillicent2811]

Did you buy it online

[@Bachiea]

I have a question there is a couple of parrotlet and they are 11 months old, very bounded since little , I just want to buy the male one, because I want the bird to bond only with me and I’m scare what will happen after if I separated them, what is your suggestion? I can only afford one, also can I tame the 11 months old and can he learn to talk still ?

[@whyisntitlettingmechangeth4219]

i’m not a professional with birds and i’m just a child but i wanted to say my opinion anyway. i think that you should not separate bonded animals, i think it’s kind of cruel. that’s my opinion:)

[@dorkusamericanus]

Get a different one that doesn’t have a bonded one that it’s friends with. There are others out there

[@juliusroman8616]

I don't think you should separate them. I also think you should look into getting one from a rescue. Do you know how to take care of one? And also, is he weaned? And any bird of any age can talk. However, if talking is your main issue, don't think you should get a bird. Please do your research, watch BirdTricks, work at a rescue, maybe foster a bird, and then get one.

[@starlightplayzz6686]

Me: sees a blue parrotlet for the first time: me: MoOoOm I know we already have two birds but can we get a blue PAROTLET!!😪🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@chrisgiven4313]

We had one several years ago

[@fifilafleur5555]

What happened to your bird?

[@MrTr3D]

I love parrotlets more than budgies

[@iSqu3aKs]

I have a male parrotlet about 17 weeks old. I got him at 12 weeks old and I might go back to school for nursing. I was thinking about getting him a female but I would like both of them to be bonded to me. Any tips?

[@PippyPets]

Definitely house in separate cages and don’t let them ever see each other, otherwise they’ll bond more strongly to each other and really not care about you much, particularly if you may have decreased time to spend with them overall. It’s a tough call if you choose to go with a single bird - have you considered leaving the radio or TV on when gone?

[@iSqu3aKs]

PippyPets I would also like him to experience love and have babies in the future

[@aaronyash]

I was told it's better to have one. If you want him to be close to you.

[@PippyPets]

Deanna Y. I agree.

[@BatYardProductions]

Do you recommend a male or female Parrotlet?

[@nickbailey5201]

Males are more likely to learn to talk and personally I think males are not as stroppy as the females my females get angry sometimes lol

[@Ptitsa11.18]

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[@Ptitsa11.18]

@@nickbailey5201 same

[@thatsroughbuddy5211]

@@Ptitsa11.18 I thought parrotlets do just fine by themselves?

[@Ptitsa11.18]

@@thatsroughbuddy5211 It depends, if it's big parrots they don't need a companion but if it's small it's better to have 2 minimum (sorry I'm not English so it doesn't translate well)

[@nataaaliee_]

I can ask what kind of bird is it?

[@PippyPets]

Sure! That’s a blue mutation female Parrotlet. :-)

[@nataaaliee_]

@@PippyPets thanks,and is really cute your parrot

[@papagen00]

Will 1 parrotlet bond with you if you have other non-parrotlet birds?

[@PippyPets]

Yes they can. The chances are greater if you house the Parrotlet separately and in a different room from your other birds, and if you interact with the Parrotlet alone during out of cage time the majority of the time.

[@pibly7784]

Great video- I’ve owned several of these- just worried about the ***lipstick*** kiss

[@LexiHolmstrom]

Where did you purchase this sweetie?

[@fading_from_life5711]

If you live in England you can find a *Parrotlet* on Shpock or Gumtree or PetsForHome or even Preloved.

[@juliusroman8616]

You should think of getting one from a rescue.

[@fading_from_life5711]

@@juliusroman8616 Yes that is true. ;)

[@MrE1981]

You're not related to Gail Chord Schuler are you?

[@PippyPets]

SouthWest I’m sorry to disappoint you, but no. 😜

[@Gunbarrel_reptiles]

How do you break the shirt biting habit ?

[@Xtiansldrs]

Law Park and the ears 😂

[@shelleymessier1494]

Yes,😁that's what I meant

[@nabilamhamdy]

Make more videos!!!!!

[@matthewhendrex1760]

What does the “pacific” part mean? Is it the color?

[@victorstaniste8614]

Yes

[@kifi672]

it is the species. They are the most common parrotlet, if you google it you'll find more about the other species. Pacific parrotlet can also be called celestial, the are naturally green with patches of dark blue on the male. The most common mutation is blue (also with darker blue patches on males), but you can also find yellow or white, although those mutations can weaken their health so better to stick with green and blue.

[@ellie.g6937]

Pls do a morning routine

[@aeonvex1657]

Tq🖤😎👌

[@angelzaragoza6896]

I have one to but he still bites

[@jessicaduarte4423]

Would you recommend male or female?

[@nunyabizniz1983]

Male. Females are pretty territorial and males speak better.

[@rayazhanif]

Hey I subscribed did you go to west hill?

[@aquahits5674]

I have a blue parrotlet and everytime I go near it it gets aggressive. But when I wrap it up in a little cloth it goes sleep weird

[@thesoup5201]

Did you get the bird from a reputable breeder or from petsmart or pet co??

[@aquahits5674]

@@thesoup5201 I got the bird from bird shop only sells bird it's very aggressive even when.you.go near the cage.

[@thesoup5201]

@@aquahits5674 hmm. Do you know if it was Hand-fed? I know sometimes shops like that aviary raise them, meaning they let the parents care for the babies. This is fine, it just makes it to where the birds need more time with their owner since they aren’t quite used to being handled.

[@aquahits5674]

@@thesoup5201 no I dont think it was hand fed but any time you go near it it wants to bite you you aggressively

[@thesoup5201]

@@aquahits5674 So either it’s just not used to you, or it is being possessive of its cage. If that’s the case, make sure you keep treats handy on you and when you are over by the bird in the cage, give a treat. This way the bird associates you with good things/food. For now when your bird bites, just back off and try again a bit later with some treats. Make sure you stay consistent! Trying every 10 minutes for two hours. It will take the bird a bit of time to get used to the fact that you aren’t leaving, but this method should work. If you have more questions you can ask me!

[@Funkynature]

I need this parrot- Well I ordered a plush on amazon since I’m 12- I would love a pacific parrotlet, but I don’t feel comfortable with birds in their cage, so I would take it in a big cage for the 1/2 month , and then make him/her free in the house ! Thank god i have a credit card , cause my only piggy bank Is for candies-

[@esominecraft]

Just be sure to do your research! Also, birds need a cage. You cant have them out constantly. Please be sure to get a good cage! Most big cages have huge wire spacing, which is bad for parrotlets.

[@juliusroman8616]

Please watch BirdTricks. And then volunteer at a rescue to see how much work they are and see if you have the time and resources to take care of one. And never impulse buy, which you might be doing right now. I suggest you get an aviary from Corner's Limited. Also making them free is a bad idea. They can get into things they shouldn't and you can't make your house 100 percent birdproof or 100 percent supervised. A cage is like a bedroom, if you get toys they should want to be in it. Cages shouldn't be made in China and they should be free of galvanized metals, like zinc, copper, lead, etc. The best cage is stainless steel.

[@stefanimccleary6471]

Are you able to tell us the breeder?

[@wesleytotoruga4792]

Nice video!

[@PippyPets]

Enterprise 83 Thank you! Thanks for watching! 😃

[@wesleytotoruga4792]

PippyPets please post more video’s of parrotlets. Can you tell something about there behavior and aggression? I am orienting for a parrotlet for my children and of course myself.

[@nunyabizniz1983]

I got mine at 5 months he’s fab. Paid more for the hand taming. He loves being with us xx

[@bluebird7402]

How is your sweet girl?