Indian Ringneck Vs

[@joellekarma]

Your Caiques are so beautiful. My sun Conure was a little clown gawd do I miss her. Thank you for sharing videos of your feather babies.

[@ParrotBliss]

You are so welcome! I just adore them!!! Yes, I've never had a Sun Conure- they seem amazing!

[@angelanoble251]

Thank u for posting this topic

[@ParrotBliss]

Absolutely!

[@jmwsr474]

I have an Indian Ringneck, and a Caique on the way for the end of September .

[@ParrotBliss]

LMK how it goes

[@jmwsr474]

@@ParrotBliss I certainly will

[@jmwsr474]

@@ParrotBliss Our Caiques came home last Sunday. When we went to the breeder to pick her up, we ended up coming home with her cage mate, so we have two now!. They are a BLAST, glad we got the two. They were hatched on the same day from different parents.

[@ParrotBliss]

@@jmwsr474 You are going to be so glad you got to! They are super social and really entertain each other. I actually have two young ones and a third one in a cage together. I’m thrilled at how well the three are getting along!

[@1hawaii21]

As much as I like ringnecks, I’ll stick with my Caiques. They bond with each other but they are also bonded with us. I recently put a black headed female with with her best friend, a white bellied female. It’s been a wonderful move. They preen, play and perch together. The said white bellied girl is pretty stubborn. I have to use lots of “tricks” to get her to change her mind. It takes lots of patience, rewards and praise. We laugh because she can be a real bulldozer! Their cage is next to Ivar’s. He’s curious but very reserved. However his female neighbors are beginning to repeat some of what he says. My Caiques can be VERY loud. They call to each other and love to create a Caique chorus. I must say, I’ve had success with parrot music on KZbin. It does help quiet and calm them down. They suit both my husband and I in personality. Oh my! What does that say about us! By the way, we’re picking up our new black headed baby tomorrow.💖

[@ParrotBliss]

Yes! I went by Shady Pines… she told me you are coming today! Post a pic!

[@unimorgs7435]

I think caiques are awesome too! Clearly you enjoy spicy and sassy fun in your life ;)

[@yesidtac7863]

Muy lindos

[@Robin3615]

Such beautiful babies! I love the Ringnecks but that would be too much for me. I'll just watch your videos. I know a "rescue" that is constantly at full capacity (according to their website) and VERY rarely places a bird, if ever. You can only see the birds after your application passes first approval and by appointment only. You have to search their website to find adoptions application that most closely resembles a mortgage application. They are located in a sad, isolated retail location with paper over the windows. Nothing about this place seems legit. It's WONDERFUL to hear about a really good rescue with people who care!

[@ParrotBliss]

I’m right there with you- some rescues… we’ll, I don’t think they do 🥲

[@marisolavila2968]

Can caique get along with a large parrot? Please let me know

[@ParrotBliss]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eojHfKaZjdmYiNk - see if this one helps answer that

[@dogteam9194]

What are the tree branches that you use in all your bird cages? Please don't tell me to look on the internet the different kinds are contradicting and confusing. I want to know what YOU use. Thank you for your time this means the world to me. Joe, New Bern NC I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!!

[@ParrotBliss]

Ok - so responded! Where did it go? I don't want to have someone use a branch I've talked about and have their bird get sick - but I'll feel more comfortable talking about stuff like this in the upcoming membership :) So glad you love my channel- thank you!

[@marisolavila2968]

Beautiful caique s I have a question why caique beak grows faster

[@ParrotBliss]

Faster? I haven't noticed this-

[@amirah77ful]

I have one caique who can be aggressive. He does get along with the other species I have but have considered getting him a mate. My question is does the sex of the other caique matter? I don’t want babies and I think that’s what you said but not sure. Thanks.

[@ParrotBliss]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eojHfKaZjdmYiNk See if this video answers your question :)

[@floridamadman59]

As you know I have a Caique that has been alone for 17 years and laid 14 eggs a year and a half ago. Since then she’s changer, she’s not as playful and doesn’t play with her toys. What can I do? She’s very aggressive towards other birds and I’m afraid that if I get another Caique she would not get along! What do you think?

[@ParrotBliss]

Did you see my next Caique video? You in mind for part of it :)

[@momofcitrusthecaique]

As much as I love your videos, I disagree with Caique should be kept in pairs. I've heard so many people with more than one caique have to separate them as they fight with each other and bring serious injuries, even if they were raised together since babyhood. Some ppl had to set up different time schedules to spend time with their caiques separately. If I am going to bring back a second Caique, I should be prepared for the worst-case scenario that they might dislike each other for their entire life. At the moment I am spending 3 hours a day during weekdays with my Caique and at least 5-6 hours during the weekends. Mine has been aggressive towards other birds and I am pretty sure he will hate other birds for a really long time, say if I bring back a second Caique and they don't like each other, I won't be able to have 6 hours to play with them every day and that might end up with rehome the second one. In this case, I won't bring back a second Caique until I retire.

[@ParrotBliss]

I appreciate you posting - nothing wrong with a different point of view. As social as Caiques are, you are the first to say that they don't get along. I know a breeder with many pairs; I know people with multiple Caiques - and I have Caiques. They LOVE being together- Interesting! Yes, getting a second bird is a gamble but generally the same species birds get along. If they never did, the species wouldn't survive. But, there are always exceptions.

[@momofcitrusthecaique]

@@ParrotBliss I learned from ppl who own caiques for more than 10 years, some Caique raised together since a young age and one day they decided to hate each other. It sometimes happens between two male Caique turned against each other after a new female Caique is introduced. Some happened out of no where. The worst case I’ve seen is that the owner have to arrange 6 different timetables for their 11-13 Caiques( can’t remember the exact number). Ever since my Caique owns me he destroyed my laptop screen few months ago just because he saw another Caiques in your video😂 He was still a baby(less than 1 year old) and he is super aggressive towards all the other birds. I’ve been looking for a solution since I have him and I talked to at least 50 Caique owners and they have different options. Some have same options as you while some warned me to be fully prepared for what might happen in the future. I wish I have an answer to it.

[@squaretriangle9208]

You and your caiques really got yourselves in a fun mood, instantly I was in an optimistic, carefree mood too, thank you so much!!😊🪶 And it's definitely true about genetics, traits pass down over generations, that is what breeding is all about, e.g. all dogs are hunterd, but there are certain breeds of dogs that have no hunting instincts, because this trait was "extracted" via breeding although this takes many generations and cats or birds are not to such a degree "interfered with"; maybe budgies are as their breeding is widespread and multigenerational🤔

[@ParrotBliss]

Yes, and I think the way they are treated also affects their personalities/traits

[@mateoambrose1]

ok this video isnt helping me NOT GET a caique!! blahahahahahah

[@ParrotBliss]

I can see why!

[@unimorgs7435]

They are AMAZING but truly stubborn. Honestly take a ton of time - my Joy girl is loud! She chose me so I’d get her again but they are a ton of work ❤

[@krystalannawilliams2653]

A baby indianringneck 🍼

[@ParrotBliss]

They are adorable!

[@krystalannawilliams2653]

😖