Post by lachicarita on Apr 27, 2023 13:40:22 GMT -5
Rita and her Fluffy little handful Chachi are back! Wanted to check in and say hello and see if I any names I recognize are still here!
Update on us.
We moved to North Carolina and Chachi is a homonal-egg-laying-beeoch! I had to move her into a different cage in my office (I work from home now) to take her away from her comfort zone - and the other birds to make her stop acting so Feral. Not cute in a cat or a previously adorkable Quaker!!
Anyways, I am here to see what others with similar puffs are doing to deal with this dilemma!
Again -- HI!
Hormones can be troublesome when they start raging. I've never really had huge problems with any of my parrots. QP Ralph occasionally gets nippy or squawky during hormone season, and he gets friendly with his rope perch. On one of his more intense days I usually try to overlook his bad behavior, but sometimes that's hard to do. He might get less out of cage time than usual and an earlier bedtime. Usually the rough spots don't last very long.
