Oh my god! At first I was going to say these birbs are spoilt as hecc (in a good way) but the fact that you also know how much each bird uses each thing as well as their favourites all I can say is these _"These birds are so LOVED!"_ 😄
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I would love to get a lot of toys like that but I dont have the money, I have a nice cage with some good perches and a few toys that i switch out a lot, but nothing like this! this is crazy, love it!
Planet Pleasures has really cheap toys, the smallest toys, one of each category, cost only around 20 dollars in total. You can also make your own toys.
You have the best environment I have ever seen for your birds. Beautiful cages and toys for your birds. All bird owners should see this video! Thank you for sharing! Sorry I'm late to watch. I have company. ❤🐦🙂👍
Wow... looking at Duckie’s cage I might have to up my planned perches and toys for the cage I’m waiting on for the cockatiel I’m hoping to adopt soon...
I have that same cage as your cockatiels cage from Amazon for my crimson bellied. Good quality & fairly inexpensive compared to what some people pay for cages these days. I find it so much better than the popular Prevue cages that I used to have. Same corner platform & rope perches, too. lol I might have to get one of those nail perches. I love your bird setups.
These cages are all amazing! I wish I had more money to buy stuff fo my bird but I still use all my money on my bird not even me lol. Your birds are defo spoiled but even more loved.
I love your channel, it's really cool to see how you love the birds and care about them ❤ (sorry if something is written wrong, I'm from Brazil and I can not speak English very well) =D
i love how your providing all this space and money to make sure the birds live a long happy life. my bird would be in heaven in your bird room. the most thing i love about this video is seeing budgies in big cages. lots of budgies live in box sized ones. your birds live in palaces. lucky them!!!
This is an excellent video! Very informative! Also, you seem like a RU-vid natural when you’re speaking 😄, thanks for the video! This will be good for me to get some ideas about what kind of cage I should get and how to set it up (for when I finally eventually do get a tiel)
Hi Live Laugh Birds, I want to ask you some questions. 1. what is the music's name? 2. Is a 31-Inch long, 20-1/2-inch wide, 53-inch high cage good for a cockatiel bird? Btw your channel is really informative and nice :)
I think u should take out all the toys they don’t use or seem interested in and rotate them throughout the other birds to see who likes it more That code be really fun
I wan't to get a budgie and I've planned out what I want to buy for it. My parents are divorced so I need two cages. But for one cage is 3 toys (wooden swing, crinkle vine foraging toy and a wood kebab) ok? The other things I have for my cage is a cuttle bone, 2 wooden dowel perches (I plan to get other natural ones), a platform perch, the food and water bowls (I can't get aluminium ones so they're plastic) and the toys. Is this good? btw the cage is 72 cm long, 44 cm wide and tall. I also want to put a foraging dish at the bottom of the cage. as well as a ladder. I want to make at least 5 toys to hang around the cage and room.
The plastic dishes aren't recommended because they're hard to clean off bacteria. BirdTricks recommends soaking it in hot water for fifteen minutes and then scrubbing with a clean toothbrush used only for cleaning your bird's dishes. But hot water can't be used for plastic because it's dangerous. As for toys, it's more about variety than how much, but Elle seems to have like ten or something. Planet pleasures sells really cheap toys. The cage is pretty small. She linked some flight cages that are pretty cheap-about two hundred dollars. It's a lot for a kid but you could see if your parents are up to spending that much, after all, avian vet bills are about a hundred bucks per visit a year. If not, you've got other issues. You could also get a job-some Mc Donalds offers jobs for fourteen year olds. A and E has a flight cage for 178 and HQ has one for 199. As for the budgie itself, getting it from a pet store isn't recommended because they mass produce budgies so they're lower in quality so they might die easier. You could get one from a rescue, which means you'd get to know it's personality better, or from a reputable breeder. I also recommend watching BirdTricks' video on nutrition, diet, cage cleanup, and especially their Household dangers so your bird doesn't die from the fumes of a teflon pan or scented candles. You need to buy stainless steel pans, that is an absolute must. Teflon pans will make your bird's arteries explode. And yeah. That's about it.
I would love for my birds to have a life style like this I have two little budgies living in a cage about the size of duckies but don't have that many toys I have 3x perches 5x toys 1 flat pirch 2 feeders and 2 water bowls
Planet Pleasures has cheap toys that are safe for birds. Parrot Joy has cool toys. I would definitely recommend getting some natural wood perches-like from Mosser Studio on etsy or Sierra Nevada Nursey on etsy. As for food, what do you feed your birds and what type of bowls do you use.
My bird isn’t a parrot and has a different beak. He can’t pick things up like parrots and foraging toys are pretty useless for him so I’ve been thinking of different foraging ideas for him. The only thing I could think of was getting plants he can eat and putting them in his cage. He loves plants so it seems perfect for him. He gets to eat the nectar when the plants flower instead of trying to get nectar from plastic flowers.
What type of bird is he? You'll want to model his foraging toys after what he would experience in nature. If he digs around for his food, you could hide treats in a newspaper floor. There are also fun preening and shoestring toys if you aren't sure what he likes.
Nice setup I'm sure you birds love it! My yellow-sided conure comes home in a month when he is fully weaned. Could you share the names of your cages or the link to where to purchase them? Thanks
The only thing I’m confused about is the fact that Blueberry has a lot of rope toys? I thought rope toys weren’t good for them? Other than that I’m so jealous of all your cages, they are literally so beautiful and perfect 😭💕
Crazy Birdss I’m so sorry for your loss 😢 what happened to emerald? African grey parrots are a lot of work and I wouldn’t recommend them for beginners unless your parents have experience with large parrots. They are very demanding. I think you should get a cockatiel, lovebird, parrotlet, conure, budgie, or other small parrot instead.
Birdie Lover my parents have had grey African parrots before. And I’m assuming emerald had been at the pet store for a while and she was just old considering he was completely healthy. I am not getting birds from the perstore
Crazy Birdss I don’t think emerald could have been at the pet store for 10-15 years... birds are very good at hiding their sickness and emerald was probably sick and you didn’t know it.
Yes I would like to get the orb rope swing. My birds would love that. Some of the other toys too. I am going to get a flight cage an then move Fancy an Harley into there cage. You do a great job teaching us all on every thing. That's helps all of us who have birds to really take care of there birds an love them.
I adore your videos and they've been really informative! I'm wondering if a 24'' x 20'' x 60'' cage would be good for a cockatiel? I may be getting one soon and that's likely the biggest size I can afford off of amazon. PS: Your videos about Cockatiel vs. Conure and Cockatiel vs. Budgie have really helped me decide which birb would best fit me :)
Awww this is amazing, I wish my birds weren't so shy and I could try out some fun toys as well! I'd love to buy one of those rope perches but I'm scared that they'd be afraid of the colours :(
Is kermits cage a good size for cockatiels? I'm getting a cockatiel soon and I'm thinking of buying that cage, It's almost too goood to be true like 300$ for that huge cage? I'm shocked.
