Bilquis Wadoodi aww man! I wanted to get a Caique someday but I have a green cheek atm...... 😢 i loooove caiques so much

Get one they’re funny mine knows when I’m sad and will cuddle under my chin she’s not even a year old and I potty trained her (still in training but pretty much understood in two days)

@@jocelynwithhersidekickmang4290 may i ask how do you potty train a parrot? i got a lovebird for half a year now , and a cockatiel for 2 weeks .

@@gabbygabby6910 when you see your bird is about to poop, take it to where you want it to poop on its own (like it's cage) and say poop (or go potty or whatever you want the command to be). If your bird poops after a few seconds, reward him with a treat they love (my lovebird loves millet for instance. Just 1 or 2 bites is enough). You can also take your bird to go poop every 15-20 minutes, as lovebirds tend to poop in those intervals (cockatiels should be similar). Again, just see if he needs to go, say the command and reward if something happens. If you want to learn more about training your birds, check out the channel birdtricks. They are amazing!

I have a caique and senegal they share a big flight room and are buddies since they met, but it can change in time. Thats why i am careful since these 2 species can be very aggressive towards other birds and even to their own species.

Biggest misconception about these birds is they fight with each other. They don't fight, they play unlike most other birds. You play with them like you would a dog :) They are like flying dogs. Play fighting is how they play. Not to say they aren't known for actually fighting, but only if raised as a loner. They are known to brutally kill mates you get them if raised alone and they were given a mate too late in life.

The smaller one is letting the orange headed have his way because he doesnt want to fight so he trys to get out of the way of the other. I dont like the vibe the smaller one should have to be in a cage with the Bully,sortd like torture

wingsonmyback1 owner said they each have their own cage. They flew in another bird's cage (that bird was not home) & started playing, then flew out & onto the blinds. They have free roam in the house, plenty of opportunities to get away from each other, & not cage mates.

Legit strategy

SUE WHEELER

Rude

They probably disliked it because of how small their cage is...

the people who disliked this either never had siblings or they were the little brothers always getting picked on.

Glenn Griffon ,L

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@@brentleyreuben6661 no

@@bentonlyric8699 no

What the fuck is going on over here in this comment thread?

@@DreadnoughtHvor no

@@whacckk no

yeah

Not play They crayzy

Prapaksanun Thumploy well they are called the clowns of the bird world for a reason

Caiques have very strong legs. They compensate for their lesser flight capabilities with excellent climbing ability. They're little Muay Thai kickboxers.

@Bee Not true at all. All pets are a lot of work. It's just different kind of work. And you can definitely have other pets with birds as long as they don't interact.

That means it is territorial fight, not play, they need sepparate cages.

uuekene do your reaserch first before you comment, caiques are wrestle birds they have a more rough play style, hyacinths are also known to wrestle like that...

if that was a territorial fight, then there would be feathers all over the place with blood in them. caiques are physical birds who like to wrestle (play) with each other.

uuekene I agree they should have separate cages (the cage is very small) I only agree for health reasons, both birds are playing and the part where they grab the others beak is a bonding play

Ridiculous claim. The sun is shining through the windows. This is clearly not under ground

@@RMGWOO went right over ya huh? 😂😂😂

@@Selkie7 the sun usually does.

LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!

Sandra Kershaw Boys? I've seen girls do that too.

Maybe. When I was a little boy, I was always punished for trying to roughhouse with girls.

Bonded pairs of parrots also try to feed each other.

Then get one..

The white belly is kicking him in da face

Jocelyn Petrie they have their own cages, that’s a smaller birds cage they are playing in while they are out

Nick Labadie oh okay thanks I was just a bit worried

They are playing, caiques play rough. They love to wrestle and roll around, which is quite rare for parrots so I don't blame you for being confused.