Post by bluek on Apr 25, 2020 15:47:54 GMT -5
Hello -
I have one 6 months Blue Quaker and he/she has been at our house for a bit over a week now. My husband thinks we should get another opposite sex Quaker as a playdate in our home. Because I would like both of our Quakers to get along with humans, more than each other, we would most likely to separate them in the separate cages. Our question is that is it better that they are opposite sex? Or is it better that they are the same sex? We just want them to get along so we do not mind if they have babies or not. Just want to keep a peaceful home and they bond to humans - AND the birds get along with each other when they are out of their own cages. I do not know the gender of the current Quaker but will get DNA tested if gender plays an important role to get a second one. I am not sure if our Quaker has formed personalities yet but he is not cage aggressive and he hops on our arms and walk around the house. He bit once on my son's finger and he is nippy. He does not play or destroy any toys in the cage. I have not had any other pet birds so I am not an expert at all. Thank you.
Any advise is appreciate it.
Sincerely
I have one 6 months Blue Quaker and he/she has been at our house for a bit over a week now. My husband thinks we should get another opposite sex Quaker as a playdate in our home. Because I would like both of our Quakers to get along with humans, more than each other, we would most likely to separate them in the separate cages. Our question is that is it better that they are opposite sex? Or is it better that they are the same sex? We just want them to get along so we do not mind if they have babies or not. Just want to keep a peaceful home and they bond to humans - AND the birds get along with each other when they are out of their own cages. I do not know the gender of the current Quaker but will get DNA tested if gender plays an important role to get a second one. I am not sure if our Quaker has formed personalities yet but he is not cage aggressive and he hops on our arms and walk around the house. He bit once on my son's finger and he is nippy. He does not play or destroy any toys in the cage. I have not had any other pet birds so I am not an expert at all. Thank you.
Any advise is appreciate it.
Sincerely
