Post by mramish on Jun 15, 2016 6:55:23 GMT -5
Hello!
I have a Quaker approximately 8 years old that I rescued from a tiny canary cage eating seed only diet about a year ago. He is doing great and loving his HUGE cage and pellet diet. He had been caged with another Quaker that died shortly before I rescued him.
I've found someone with two 10 week old Quakers looking to re-home. I'm considering purchasing. I'll take my mature Quaker with me when I visit. My cage is 3' X 3' plenty of space for 3 Quakers. I realize that my mature bird may not accept new room mates and I may need to get them a separate cage.
My question is if the 3 of them do get along, how does this affect their personality towards me, the human? Will they become less interested in human contact?
Are there other issues I may encounter having more than one bird caged together?
I guess my biggest concern is that I don't want to lose "out of cage time" everyday because they don't need me around anymore LOL
Thanks, Scott
I have a Quaker approximately 8 years old that I rescued from a tiny canary cage eating seed only diet about a year ago. He is doing great and loving his HUGE cage and pellet diet. He had been caged with another Quaker that died shortly before I rescued him.
I've found someone with two 10 week old Quakers looking to re-home. I'm considering purchasing. I'll take my mature Quaker with me when I visit. My cage is 3' X 3' plenty of space for 3 Quakers. I realize that my mature bird may not accept new room mates and I may need to get them a separate cage.
My question is if the 3 of them do get along, how does this affect their personality towards me, the human? Will they become less interested in human contact?
Are there other issues I may encounter having more than one bird caged together?
I guess my biggest concern is that I don't want to lose "out of cage time" everyday because they don't need me around anymore LOL
Thanks, Scott
