Cockatiel Parrot For Sale

The Cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus) is a small to medium-sized parrot native to Australia. It is a popular pet and is known for its affectionate and social behavior. Cockatiels are smaller than many other parrot species and are typically about 12-14 inches in length. They have a grey body and a distinctive yellow head and crest, and males also have orange cheek patches.

Cockatiels are known for their ability to mimic sounds and whistles, and they can learn to talk with time and training. They are generally gentle and affectionate birds and can make good pets for those who are willing to provide the necessary care and attention.

Cockatiels are generally hardy and easy to care for, and they have a lifespan of about 15-20 years with proper care. They require a diet of seeds, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit, and they also need access to clean water and a source of calcium. If you are considering adding a Cockatiel to your family, it is important to research the breed and ensure that you are able to provide proper care and training.

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Chris, Aron …. Etc Cockatiel Parrot For Sale is a popular choice for a pet bird. It is a small parrot with a variety of color patterns and a head crest. They are attractive as well as friendly. Due to their smaller size, cockatiel care and taming are easier than other parrot species. They are capable of mimicking speech, although they can be difficult to understand.

Cockatiels Parrot For Sale can be considered as the most widely kept parrot other than parakeet or budgie. Hand-fed cockatiels are more likely to talk than parent-fed ones. If having a talking bird is your prime goal you might consider a larger parrot before getting a cockatiel. It’s easier for a cockatiel to whistle than to talk.

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The cockatiel requires some special considerations that new owners should know in order to best care for these unique birds.  The cockatiel is one of three commonly kept parrots that create an abundance of bird dust. The other dust culprits are the cockatiel’s close cousin, the cockatoo, and the African grey parrot.

Cockatiel Colors and Markings

The colors on the face are brighter and more vivid in the male. The female has bars on the underside of the tail feathers. The wild cockatiel has a Gray body with a yellow face and crest and orange cheek patch.

• Albino: Lack of feather pigmentation
• Lutino: White bird with a yellow mask, orange cheeks, and red eyes
• Pied: Typical wild cockatiel colors replaced with a yellow or off-white color
• Pearl, laced, or opaline: Spotting of various colors that creates tiny “pearls” along its feathers
• Cinnamon, fawn, or Isabelle: Gray feathers with a brown or warm tan color
• Silver: Recessive silver and dominant silver cockatiel mutation; recessives have cool Gray feathers and red eyes; dominants have a warmer gray tone and dark eyes