Wow, just watched BirdNerdSophie video on the topic of crimson bellied and all the info is completely opposite. They do bite, are loud, easily agitated, different species from green cheeks so not really comparable and one of the hardest to handle. I guess each one is different and you got lucky with yours.
Fascinating! That’s why I like to speak from experience. I house some of my Crimsons with GCC- compatible. I’m super interested that we have such differing experiences!
Yes, they are compatible and can bond, but they said not the same species, so people don’t think they are getting another green cheek mutation ( that’s what I thought) They are super fun, smart and beautiful, but I guess I’ll stick with green cheeks, because I am not that experienced and afraid to get in trouble;) Anyway I can’t even find one around here. Thank you for your videos, your babies are beautiful!
In your experience, are male or females more affectionate? I am a very clingy bird mom and plan to have mine with me throughout the day. I also want to know if they are comfortable being outside with new people and new experiences? When I finally get my baby, I plan on harness training them.
@@ParrotBlissThank you so much for responding! I’ve watched so many of your videos and really appreciate your input. I have multiple birds that are out almost all day. It’s a handful, but so worth it!
Crimson bellied parrots they bite none stop its in their nature. They don’t bite hard but they chew on to anything 😂. They need to much attention! They are very cute cudly and playful ours is a sweetheart he gets along with everyone. You can easly train him. Also they take time getting used to anything new like toys etc. they will freak out at first just be consistent.
These characteristics are true for most Pyrhura conures - I find that the Crimsons don’t bite as much as Green-cheeked. Sounds like you do well with yours since you train him :) that’s awesome!
Thank you so much for this video, so much great info! I'm considering getting a CBC and was wondering now that your CBCs are another year old if they are still pretty much the same? Or if they have developed any other traits? Through my research I've seen a lot of people agree that they are extremely sweet but there also seems to be a number of those who say their CBCs can have sudden mood swings, similar to Cockatoos? Have you ever experienced this with yours? I have 3 med sized dogs and 3 other adults in the house so just trying to figure out if a CBC would be a good fit for us! Thank you!
They are sweet birds, I don’t find that this changes. However, I would get 2. They will keep each other feeling safe, especially since you have dogs. They will also keep each other company when people aren’t around. No, I haven’t experienced mood swings…
I just adopted a crimson bellied conure that flew into our house after getting chased by crows. Tried to find for its owner but no one was ready to claim him/her. So i decided to adopt him/her. He is really doing fine with me, wont bite me and always on my shoulder. But if its comes to my mother, he bites her all the time untill he bleeds. Is there any tips on stop this behaviour. He spends most of the time with my mom since i am working 7am-4pm. But still he loves me more than my mom.
Because I do a video a day, I forget who is in what video, but it’s probably my Golden Conure. Cuddly, yes. Look up my Golden Conure videos for more info, one of my fav species
I'm about to adopt a green-cheek conure. The shop owner said he or she I believe it's a boy lost its mate so he's a little honoree. He was used for breeding. She said he does not like people but he took to me immediately and started squawking very loudly when I walked away. He kept licking my finger and she said OMG yes this is unusual he does not like anyone. So I'm on my way to get him now.
Is it okay to buy my first crimson conure then introduce another a few months later gradually? These are hard to find. I found a male and I'm planning on buying him soon. He'll have his on cage for a few months before I find another one. But I'm determined to go with crimson :) the one I'm looking at is 1,100 some in my area are 1800 😬
Hi, I have a crimson bellied Conure, her name is Tiya and she’s 2 years old. She is such a character, she’s very much on the go and doesn’t sit still for long. She has a good diet (I think 🤔) of veg, sprouts and pellets (which she’s not too keen on) dried flowers and herbs both fresh and dried. She’s very intelligent and loves training, and she’s super attached to me. She loves guests and family members, and although she’s small her character seems to take over the whole house lol. Oh and she’s a bit of a nibbler but had never drawn blood
@@ParrotBliss yeah I totally love her she goes everywhere with me starts screaming when she hears you birds particularly when she hears your Hahns macaw Emerald
My conure nibbles too she is a pineapple cinnamon green cheek conure an she explores with her hands all the time and when she was a baby she learned what was to hard and now rarely bites hard unless she scared or mad
Your GCC sounds wonderful, Nate. I too have found that GCC bite when they are young, but they learn and grow out of it. They care for us too and I don't think they mean to hurt us, especially once they know their biting ability better.
@@ParrotBliss yeah it's more of a nibble now she reslly gentle on my lips an ears not the case when she was a baby baby she only 7 months so I still consider her a baby but you know what I mean she knows my skin is sensitive an now mostly nibbles
Do you only have 1 Crimson? There are generalities and personalities that contradict the generalities. Each parrot is unique, regardless of their species. What other parrots do you have?
@@ParrotBliss I currently have a sun, jenday, crimson, tiels, and budgies. And yes, every bird is different. And some birds can be a little "off". I totally understand. I just wanted people to know that they need to be prepared for a different outcome for exactly that reason. In my experience GC and Crimson can both be nippy. Are they going to bite your finger off? No. Can they bite you or another bird bad enough to cause damage? Absolutely. My crimson, as a baby, also tried to attack my Jenday which resulted in a scary beak injury to my crimson and crazy vet bills. Shes the reason my birds have to have all of their cages spread out like they're quarantining. Shes a mess.
@@Maloik007 I agree, it is good for people to know. I try to make that point by saying that you can generalize, but then every bird is its own person. I have heard of birds that don't really like people, they like birds. Then of course there are some parrots that only seem to like people. And then you have the variations between how nice and friendly they are or are not. Laughing at the cages everywhere, I totally understand!
Birds get bitey if not trained or handled a lot it’s better to get them as babies I’ve just got a hand raised crimson bellied conure and he is very nice natured he does nibble a bit but not hard
Thank you for this video, I was looking forward to it and it did not disappoint. Original is such a goof ball, I love him!
I will probably watch it again…and again ha ha
Awesome! Seriously, what a great parrot - Crimsons are fabulous!
As always, very good information.🥰❤️🥰
Thank you! Hugs!
Wow, just watched BirdNerdSophie video on the topic of crimson bellied and all the info is completely opposite. They do bite, are loud, easily agitated, different species from green cheeks so not really comparable and one of the hardest to handle. I guess each one is different and you got lucky with yours.
Fascinating! That’s why I like to speak from experience. I house some of my Crimsons with GCC- compatible. I’m super interested that we have such differing experiences!
Yes, they are compatible and can bond, but they said not the same species, so people don’t think they are getting another green cheek mutation ( that’s what I thought) They are super fun, smart and beautiful, but I guess I’ll stick with green cheeks, because I am not that experienced and afraid to get in trouble;) Anyway I can’t even find one around here. Thank you for your videos, your babies are beautiful!
In your experience, are male or females more affectionate? I am a very clingy bird mom and plan to have mine with me throughout the day. I also want to know if they are comfortable being outside with new people and new experiences? When I finally get my baby, I plan on harness training them.
I find either to be sweet and good with people, I think you will be very happy with one- better is two tho!
@@ParrotBlissThank you so much for responding! I’ve watched so many of your videos and really appreciate your input. I have multiple birds that are out almost all day. It’s a handful, but so worth it!
Crimson bellied parrots they bite none stop its in their nature. They don’t bite hard but they chew on to anything 😂. They need to much attention! They are very cute cudly and playful ours is a sweetheart he gets along with everyone. You can easly train him. Also they take time getting used to anything new like toys etc. they will freak out at first just be consistent.
These characteristics are true for most Pyrhura conures - I find that the Crimsons don’t bite as much as Green-cheeked. Sounds like you do well with yours since you train him :) that’s awesome!
how do your parrotlets (smaller bird) get along with the crimson parrot? I have 2 parrotlets and wondering if it would work:)
I don't have them in the same room-
If you don't mind me asking what those two budgies are doing in there? They're so cute!
Sorry, how many minutes in?
@@ParrotBliss They're in the background :)
Thank you so much for this video, so much great info! I'm considering getting a CBC and was wondering now that your CBCs are another year old if they are still pretty much the same? Or if they have developed any other traits?
Through my research I've seen a lot of people agree that they are extremely sweet but there also seems to be a number of those who say their CBCs can have sudden mood swings, similar to Cockatoos? Have you ever experienced this with yours?
I have 3 med sized dogs and 3 other adults in the house so just trying to figure out if a CBC would be a good fit for us! Thank you!
They are sweet birds, I don’t find that this changes. However, I would get 2. They will keep each other feeling safe, especially since you have dogs. They will also keep each other company when people aren’t around. No, I haven’t experienced mood swings…
Now I want a Crimson belly Conure!!! I don’t know if I’ll be successful at finding them around here. I live in New Orleans Louisiana.
I just adopted a crimson bellied conure that flew into our house after getting chased by crows. Tried to find for its owner but no one was ready to claim him/her. So i decided to adopt him/her. He is really doing fine with me, wont bite me and always on my shoulder. But if its comes to my mother, he bites her all the time untill he bleeds. Is there any tips on stop this behaviour. He spends most of the time with my mom since i am working 7am-4pm. But still he loves me more than my mom.
I’ll answer in at the end of a video, please keep watching
Thank you for all this wonderful information, whats the name of the yellow one you have on ther side? And are they also cuddly? Thank you
Because I do a video a day, I forget who is in what video, but it’s probably my Golden Conure. Cuddly, yes. Look up my Golden Conure videos for more info, one of my fav species
@@ParrotBliss thank you very much, you're very kind
how important is sunlight and how much is the minimum requirement for a crimson belied conure??
I'm about to adopt a green-cheek conure. The shop owner said he or she I believe it's a boy lost its mate so he's a little honoree. He was used for breeding. She said he does not like people but he took to me immediately and started squawking very loudly when I walked away. He kept licking my finger and she said OMG yes this is unusual he does not like anyone. So I'm on my way to get him now.
LMK how it goes- congratulations 🎊
Is it okay to buy my first crimson conure then introduce another a few months later gradually? These are hard to find. I found a male and I'm planning on buying him soon. He'll have his on cage for a few months before I find another one. But I'm determined to go with crimson :) the one I'm looking at is 1,100 some in my area are 1800 😬
I’ll make a video when I can for you-
@@ParrotBliss very awesome take your time! Thank you! 😊
Hi, I have a crimson bellied Conure, her name is Tiya and she’s 2 years old. She is such a character, she’s very much on the go and doesn’t sit still for long. She has a good diet (I think 🤔) of veg, sprouts and pellets (which she’s not too keen on) dried flowers and herbs both fresh and dried. She’s very intelligent and loves training, and she’s super attached to me. She loves guests and family members, and although she’s small her character seems to take over the whole house lol. Oh and she’s a bit of a nibbler but had never drawn blood
She sounds wonderful! My Crimsons are going through a nibbling phase now... ahh! LOL
Original needs a do-over video to redeem himself! HAHA
He really does!
what is the correct age of maturity for giving the nest box?
Sorry, you’ll have to look it up
My pineapple cinnamon green cheek was 600 from bird speciality store
That sounds like a typical price - maybe for last year. Location, color and other details affect the price. Is your GCC awesome?
@@ParrotBliss yeah I totally love her she goes everywhere with me starts screaming when she hears you birds particularly when she hears your Hahns macaw Emerald
My conure nibbles too she is a pineapple cinnamon green cheek conure an she explores with her hands all the time and when she was a baby she learned what was to hard and now rarely bites hard unless she scared or mad
Your GCC sounds wonderful, Nate. I too have found that GCC bite when they are young, but they learn and grow out of it. They care for us too and I don't think they mean to hurt us, especially once they know their biting ability better.
@@ParrotBliss yeah it's more of a nibble now she reslly gentle on my lips an ears not the case when she was a baby baby she only 7 months so I still consider her a baby but you know what I mean she knows my skin is sensitive an now mostly nibbles
How many birds do you have?
Several 😊🦜! 17 species!
2:10 your “golden cape” bonnie rose????? interesting......🤔😋😆
Oh no! Ugh!
This is a whole lie 🤣 I have 20 birds and my crimson is the most aggressive and bitey bird we have.
Do you only have 1 Crimson? There are generalities and personalities that contradict the generalities. Each parrot is unique, regardless of their species. What other parrots do you have?
@@ParrotBliss I currently have a sun, jenday, crimson, tiels, and budgies. And yes, every bird is different. And some birds can be a little "off". I totally understand. I just wanted people to know that they need to be prepared for a different outcome for exactly that reason. In my experience GC and Crimson can both be nippy. Are they going to bite your finger off? No. Can they bite you or another bird bad enough to cause damage? Absolutely. My crimson, as a baby, also tried to attack my Jenday which resulted in a scary beak injury to my crimson and crazy vet bills. Shes the reason my birds have to have all of their cages spread out like they're quarantining. Shes a mess.
@@Maloik007 I agree, it is good for people to know. I try to make that point by saying that you can generalize, but then every bird is its own person. I have heard of birds that don't really like people, they like birds. Then of course there are some parrots that only seem to like people. And then you have the variations between how nice and friendly they are or are not. Laughing at the cages everywhere, I totally understand!
Birds get bitey if not trained or handled a lot it’s better to get them as babies I’ve just got a hand raised crimson bellied conure and he is very nice natured he does nibble a bit but not hard