4 year old White Bellied Caique Parrots
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2018
- 2 brothers, Tiger and Sunny, who've been together since hatching from the same clutch of eggs. Our playing has only gotten better and more in tune over time. Quite amazing and unique birds these Caiqies. They can be demanding (think ADHD) and screech at times but it's worth it. Best friends forever.
I have a female about a year old, she acts exactly like these guys. Very good representation of the breed. They just need proper interaction from the time they are hatched and they will act like this. Amazing pets.
Thanks Kevin. They sure do need interaction with their high-energy personalities and intelligence. These guys have been handled lots every day since they were handraised. It's interesting to see my interaction with them improve over time as we learn and respect each others likes and dislikes.
People in the comments don't know anything about caiques, these birds would bite you really hard if you hurt them or annoyed them but they didn't, it's fiiine
Good to hear.
Yes, mine can be “flying pirañas” if they wish! These two obviously have a great relationship with dad.
Acrobatic little birds.
Conure and caique are not a parrot who leave themselves getting hurt.
its so adorable how they hop around
A bird video that goes for more than 5 minutes... Finally, what the world needed!
ohhhhhhhh😂 how can I express my jealous of the man who have two little baby brids that are so funny and kind❤❤❤
You know what they say....'Never over stimulate your birds unless it's a caique' haha
Too true
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We just got a 5 month old and he's already getting rowdy. They're loads of fun
I was working in a pet store and we got a caique in. The bird loved to hand wrestle - it was almost like playing with a puppy. As the store trainer I would try to take time to work with the various animals to help make them more tame, and the caique and a quaker were my favorites.
Nice to hear Kenneth. They certainly are unique in their playability.
We just got a 5 month old caique. He's already getting rowdy. We've also got a year old Quaker that is developing quite a vocabulary. About 40 words and a dozen sounds. We just got an umbrella cockatoo last night, so things should be even more interesting
I can attest to the Quaker being high maintenance. I call mine my puppy cuz he guards the house too, and is very protective of me. The moment there's a shadow at the front door the tone changes to warning, lol.
i have a caique and (he) peaches is just like that! i play with peaches and pumpkin (my new caique) together and they love bouncing!
Good to hear Ariana. 2 Caiques is twice the fun and twice the trouble! How cheeky and smart are they? I hope yours are going well.
OMGosh those two look like they're endless FUN!!! ❤
Lol 2:36 was the cutest flop
And then he does a quick look around which I find funny.
Cute little dinosaurs.
So much fun to watch these two clowns! And the coloring is gorgeous. That green!!!!!!! Never seen a green so rich and inviting. I have to find that shade and use it. Nature's color palette is incredible.
Obviously these Caiques love you and interact with a great deal of trust and affection.
What is the routine care for these parrots - beaks, nails, anything else? What do they eat?
FYI for viewers: These birds live 40 yrs, make a great deal of noise, need specialty vets, require CONSTANT interaction, need experienced owners to understand bird signs of sickness/diseases/care, and are not for the casual pet owner. Birds are the descendants of dinosaurs. They are not accessories, 'cute pets', or image enhancers, or novelty items. They are especially not garden fixtures to be ignored. There are too many cases of bird abuse and neglect which is horrifying and shameful for the human race. Do not cage an animal and abuse it with neglect because it looks so cool on UA-cam, or to make UA-cam movies. They have feelings, high intelligence, and high emotional needs as social animals.
Its a lifetime commitment. Worse than raising a child which takes only 20 yrs. Do not get birds of any kind, especially parrots which are very social flock animals, if you cannot put in the work involved. It looks cute on UA-cam but a big part of your life will revolve around the birds. Noise is a concern with neighbors too. A stressed out parrot will pull out its feathers and you will feel guilt all the time. Do not get a parrot unless you are 100% committed to its care for 40 yrs. The macaws will outlive you at 150 yrs lifespan so you need a backup person or two that is familiar with the bird who will take over its care and not dump it at a shelter.
Amen! Thanks for saying this. Some people see them on UA-cam or TikTok and think you can buy them, throw them in a cage, and take them out to record them and they will magically just talk. Having a bird in the parrot family is like having a human toddler for however long that bird’s lifespan is. They aren’t just cutesy little purse dogs or cats that are independent and basically take care of themselves. Don’t get a bird unless you are prepared to dedicate hours a day to it every single day!
I never heard of caiques before until I saw them on UA-cam. I love them..their noises, playfulness, laying on their backs, marching, everything about them. They're fun and beautiful birbs!!🦜🦜🧡🧡🤣🤣💋💋🥰🥰
yes, I also like caiques there are so funny and a little bit ..... odd?❤❤❤
Very cute. I see people remarking too rough. Apparently they don’t know how to have fun with animals or birds. I play like that with my Quaker and he loves it. It looks like he’s biting me too but he’s not. He’s a hand fed baby 4 month old. He was scared of things but I play like that with him and now he loves everyone except one of my dogs and loves to yell and play. Other people’s birds must be bored. I’m going to get one of these cuties too.
Well spoken Barbara. Good to hear you have fun with your Quaker.
7:44 im dying lmao
Well spotted!
@@justinblackburne2795 whoa didn't expect a response 🤨
I grew up with all different types of parrots I can tell these caiques are very strong and can be Realy agresive compared to other parrots so don’t let that cuteness fool you
For a people wondering Caiques really like rough play and wrestling. This is pretty normal behaviour, as a Caique owner I see they are having a blast of a time.
Aweeee! I love these little guys! I have a male caique, his name is Mario and he loves hopping.
I got him round about may this year. So he’s quite new but he’s getting used to us, I saw him sliding his beak across our tiles!
Good luck with your little birdies!
0:04 10/10 backflip
Thanks Preston. They love it. Their Signature move.
@@justinblackburne2795 If i walked to a bird and it did a perfect backflip my life would be complete
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My Caique was staring at the screen the whole video I think she likes it lol
Those little whipstitches are so funny.🦜💖
It's crazy and sooooo fun
I liked them😂😂😂😂
I'm happy you enjoyed watching.
Caciques, Masters of the Universe!
I could watch this all day ❤️
I want one of these birds but I have female cats. But they are just so cute I never realized that some birds are just so playful.
These two are so adorable.
You should make them something like a Mini Jungle Gym/Agility Course/Caique Playground… They are such clowns… They’re just sooo cute❣️🤗
Happy birdies! I love mine.
you can look at it forever ... 😄🥰😍
I only just learned about these things’ existence and I have been loving binging Caique videos... I would love to have one but I have no experience owning birds and I know they require a ton of stimulation and attention to be cared for properly and that they can get very possessive, hostel and aggressive towards other pets in the house if they become jealous or feel neglected. I have a dog who is a half husky and huskies are also known as a breed that requires a great deal of engagement and activity so I won’t underestimate the maintenance required of a bird like that...
However I will continue to enjoy the fruits of all the other people who put in the effort of owning Caiques on UA-cam’s labor because these little squeaky winged clowns are some of the most entertaining pets I’ve ever seen in my life... I still can’t believe it’s common for them to lie on their backs and allow their bellies to be played with while they kick upward like a cat or a dog; I’m not very familiar with birds but I have to wager that is an extremely rare characteristic for birds and watching them play is so fun
We just got a 5 month old white bellied caique. They're tons of fun. I've got 26 years experience with birds and this is my first caique. Sort of like a dog and cat, but with wings. Haha
#roscoe_the_caique on instagram
i so badly wish we had places where we could just go to play around with birds, similar to cat cafés. i do actually have a white bellied ciaque and he sure is a handful
Caiques look so fun. I love my conures but definitely want a Caique next time around.
They are so much fun when they aren't hormonal but that's temporary they are always fun if you put in the work to take care of them
my brain can't handle this amount of cuteness, where do I pay you to for hour of playing with these guys are😂
Very Cool siblings. For some reason my White Bellied Cookie Bird is bigger than most I've seen. He gets along fine with my 2 Love Birds when I turn all loose to play and fly around. They are obsessed with him and sometimes pester him until he shoos them away but are all in their own separate cages when fun time is over.
I'm gonna start playing like this with my green cheeks lol. They will bite the crap out of me for sure.
Good luck. Mine are more receptive to playing in the evening rather than the daytime if that helps.
Don't.
These are caiques, they play rough
Conures don't play like that
Never play like that with other birds because they are fragile
But caiques are strong birds
@@painpain4490 I was joking........🤯
@@boomerthebabycaique1364 ok
water sheep wateeeeeer sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeppppp
Some seriously happy birds
I thought you were a little rough with them but reading the comments I guess I'm wrong, beautiful birds 🐦
yeah theyre not like other birds...because they got these small feathers. They like to play on their backs and really tend to just...LITERALLY LIE DOWN for hours if they feel safe. WHich is already super unnormale for birds which usual dont AT ALL like to be on their backs or their back feathers squishing up against stuff...But these ones are just the polar opposite of that. They like pretty much everything other birds dont like and perform...allright in things other do. See how silent they are? Yeah very unnormal for birds to. THey really are the perfect pet birds. If youve ever seen one.. THOSE are it...not budgies and cokatiels which are ALSO sweet but...like to be loud and fly and not like to be on their back and in small places. These ones...LOVE small places. Theyll crawl into them immediately.
Yeah I had no idea I could play this rough with mine lol
Love those two !
They love to wrestle and play rough! Hilarious babies!
How very sweet!
They're the best 😊 we've got 2 of them ❤
That’s great to hear. Two is better than one. Do yours get one well?
This made my day 😭😭🥰🥰🥰🥰
❤️. Osmotic Confidance. With Daddy ❤️. Loving Moment 👌❤️
They're so cute 🤣🤣🤩
I’ve actually made a deposit on a late clutch young caique. About 4-5 weeks old, was born in September. We get it(we don’t know if it’s a guy or girl yet) in 6 weeks. I meet it today and it was the sweetest thing ever. Do you have any tips or suggestions?
Since the clutch was so late, this little one was the only fertile egg. It’s been hand fed since day 1.
Well done Aiden. There is a Facebook group calls Caique Parrot Lovers. It's the go to place for the Caique companion pet community. Lots of hilarious posts, but it takes time for them to learn some of the things you will see the birds doing there. One thing is we let our birds sleep under our bed sheets between sunset and when we go to sleep. They love it, especially when it's a cold time of the year.
I appreciate it! I’m a first time caique owner and I’ve done my research on them, and their habits, but I thought I could ask some hand on information on pages and sorts. I got exactly that. Thank you!
Your welcome. Exciting times.
It’s my dream to have at least one. I’ll be happy bec I know they’ll entertain me endlessly. Caiques!! My dream bird!! ( but he is overdoing it too much I think). My parakeet ( I had 2) bit the heck out of me when I first got him. It took a while but he got around to pretending to bite me. I was mom and you don’t bite mom. Unfortunately, I live in an area with a lot of animals ( birds, rabbits,etc) and a small mouse got in my screen windows and went for their food. Lots of activity in their cage that night , but I thought one had fallen off its perch. Woke up that morning to two dead birds. It’s been 5 months and I’m still not over it. If it didn’t bite then, it’s easy to scare them to death. Their little hearts are in the front of their chest and if they panicked trying to get away and flew into the cage barrier too many times, it could kill them. I don’t want to go through more months of training. Next time, it’s definitely caiques ( btw, the cat got the mouse)
a rare time when i press the subscribe button. so positive.. me same with dogs all the time, fully dysfunctional for society.
Adorable 😊
I want male
I have a female is very friendly with human
ИНТЕРЕСНЫЕ КАК ДЕТКИ МАЛЕНЬКИЕ .....И ВОТ ОНИ ЖЕ ПОНИМАЮТ ЧТО С НИМИ ИГРАЮТ И ОНИ ШАЛЯТ. ...
I want 1!!!! 🥰
I hate when people say that they are bad pets but I don't think so. all they are is little flighted puppy's that have a bit of an attitude sometimes😆
So cute
My caique is a strange one... she’s not playful at all, she gets legitimately mad if you do these things to her. She’s weirdly affectionate towards everyone she meets, and will snuggle up to them and pet her own head like she’s showing them how to do it.
That’s is way you should interact with the birds before you buy it. Because how the bird raised will affect his attitude greatly just like human
@@philosopheriq2856 we got her at the age of 5, her previous home didn’t want her anymore.
@gp c she likes being touched, she just usually isn’t playful. She likes to run around and explore though
@gp c and she loves walnuts
Do your birds ever bite hard to draw blood. I keep reading how aggressive they are when they reach 3-4 years old. I am in love with their personality, but don’t want a bird that will attack me
Hi Rose. My birds never bite me.. If I got bitten I would have deserved it. They are quite smart and know if you're treating them well. The only time they get aggressive is when we head away and have to board them somehow. They seem to get stressed being in a cage for longer periods like when we go out of town and can't bring them with us. The mood lasts for 1 to 2 days and then it's back to normal. Personalities can play a part. Mine have differing personalities. One has a shorter fuse than the other, but you can still tell if the shorter fuse bird is upset ahead of a bite as they communicate through body language. The key is to read parrots body language and work with it. Good luck..
I’ve potty trained my caique and I’m so proud, but she never plays with me like this and I don’t know why she’s super nice and not even a full year old, the sounds in this clip sound exactly like her, she plays but I can never do flips and such she just wants to twist and chew on my shirt ;-;
Good to hear. Your relationship will continue to grow with her for years to come as mine have. We have all learnt how to play better over time. Me with them and them with me. She will play in the right circumstance and encouragement. Best to start while she is still young if you can find a way. Mine play mostly indoors and mainly on the bed. I put them there each night and we have a short play if they're not too tired. They respond to both gentle and rough depending on their mood, and body language. Let me know how you go over time. The Caique Lovers Facebook page is a good info source if you're not already onto it. They are quite new to aviculture, so we are all learning.
Justin Blackburne My bird is playing more but only when I’m “snuggling” with her, I just lay on the bed and she attacks my face, Idk if I should get two as my cage is the minimum for caique cages (still large but only a little over minimum in height) and I do have school, my dad just watches tv and my mom tries to get her out but I know both of them don’t get her out anyways, and I wonder if she needs a buddy, and I don’t want to waste time before she becomes older since it would probably be better to introduce another bird when they’re both young
@@jocelynwithhersidekickmang4290 hi Jocelyn. It's a tough one. You could try posting the detailed situation in Caique Parrot Lovers on Facebook. These are the caique diehards. I'm wondering why he is attacking your face. I doubt another bird would help that. Mine get angry when they're stressed but I can't see that yours soundd stessed by simply being on a bed. Take a video of the attack and you can post that on Facebook so we know exactly what your talking about. If he isn't super tame by not being handraised properly, something like that that may explain it. You can tag my name on the post and I can see it.
These two are fours years old, just takes time keep playing with her.
Im thinking of getting some Caiques myself but don't want them in a cage but also don't want poop all over the place. So I'm very curious about how you potty trained yours. I would like to know how to train them before I get some. If you could please help me out id be very appreciative.
How does owning a caique compare to owning say a high energy dog? I have a cockatiel that I hand reared and so far, it’s been very rewarding and hasn’t taken up too much time, especially now that he/she is weaned. They’re perfectly happy to just chill with me all day when I’m working. But dogs are louder, messier, bigger and require a lot of attention and space to exercise yet I’ve heard all of those reasons used as reasons not to get a caique. I’m only wondering why they’re not more popular as pets, they just seem like flying puppies to me. You’ll have to excuse my ignorance on this, I’ve only kept budgies and a cockatiel and I appreciate caiques are different but are there any major drawbacks I’m missing?
They take require huge amounts of attention and, thus, time
Nice bro, im so interested to these breed after watching your video 😁👍
Thanks Nazir.
This is really too cute to watch! Did these two guys grow up together? I'm pondering buying another hand-fed male to the existing 2-year-old one but I'm afraid they might fight each other :/
I have budgies lol. If I did this to them they'd be either traumatized for the rest of their lives, or try to assassinate me with very painful, blood-drawing bites. Or both. This is so cute ❤️ Really wish I could get caiques, they are so adorable, but I know they're not a good fit for my lifestyle and personality.
The guy's as entertaining as the birds.
I know theyre strong birds but your rough play gives me anxiety lmao
Sorry about that. We do have gentle times mostly but when they play with each other, it makes my interaction look like soft child play.
No worries! im sure its fine and i know theyre having fun. Its just a really new concept of play ive not seen yet👌
They wouldn't keep coming back for more if they were not enjoying it.
@Emmett Brosnan Birds that feel territorial also exhibit forward aggressive behavior which can be repeated if the negatively associated stimuli is reintroduced. So i wouldnt solely use repetition as criteria for positive approval in animal behavior. Fortunately i know these birds are hearty and are expressing positive vocalizations and it likely is not super painful for the bird. My main concern is that if a bird is about to molt, a loose feather can be easily be partly pulled during the “tail feather pull flip” he does here and blood loss from a loose feather can cause the bird to bleed profusely. Since birds dont have the ability to clot wounds or pin-feathers as well as other animals can, the blood loss could cause damage to the bird and id imagine that would break both their owner’s heart and wallet in vet costs.
Stupid Man! He says their getting a little rough.. what an idiot
dinosaur battle!
Какие они красивые и милые! Но не слишком ли сильно их переворачивает и крутит? 😮 Это не вредно для их костей и позвоночника?
No they are ok. they are quite small and strongly built.
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Good boy😍
Love daddy
1:55 ooh, caique anger sounds. Lol they got jealous of each other
I am considering buying a pair of these, but I have no experience with parrots. I keep many kinds of songbirds, finches are parakeets. Can I keep them in an outdoor aviary? Will they mix with other species or are they aggressive? Also, are they noisy like macaws or cockatoos? Thanks for any advice you can give me, as I am not sure if I will like them, I'm a bit scared of them having aggressive attitudes and biting me!
Around what age do they start to hop? I have an almost 10 week old WB caique and a 7 week old black cap caique..
2 Caiques go well together with humans. Well done. I don't recall exactly but it didnt take long for them to hop. Yours are still very young. A few months to go I'd expect.
. Join Caique Parrot Lovers in Facebook. It's a wealth of searchable information. Most questions you can think of have already been asked their multiple times.
@@justinblackburne2795 Thank you very much for your response, And yes I am so glad I got two caiques at a young age that are relatively close in age to kinda grow up together etc they are two males , I also wanted to get a female lime thigh caique but those are extremely hard to find..I live in Florida
Nice work. I never found having 2 Caiques as a negative except when they scream. Ours never fought other than the odd squabble. 2 Caiques can be quite a handful in their own. Adding a female to the mix may spoil the party. Hormones will do their thing at some point and their behaviours can change. I've had 2 sexes in eclectus and I have vowed never again unless you're willing to cage them separately.
@@justinblackburne2795 Lol thanks for the tip, I gather your pretty much saying it's a bad idea to add a female to the mix and for the record if I did they would all be in the same cage of course I would upgrade to an even bigger size macaw kind of cage , But again if you are advising against adding a third female caique I will reconsider since you do have more experience then I do with caiques..
@@streetfightervsxenoverse1832 I'm glad you floated the idea first. I would only get same sexes, and especially if you're housing them together. Two guys and one girl is a recipe for disaster imo. I think you'll likely get fights and injuries to both the birds and yourself. You could see their personalities change when they know there is a chance for breeding. Also, personally I found that having 2 birds in our house as the sweet number. With 3 or more birds I've found it impacts your relationship with the birds and you can't get that strong relationship like you can with one or two. And it's hard to turn back once you've committed to more than 2 and then wish you hadn't.
Hello 😃It's a wonderful video full of Caique cuteness♪Caique is very popular in my country, Tokyo, Japan 😃Caique✨I want to pet one too!
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These birds must be cats or dogs in disguise 🤣...just way more intelligent!
You have weird kittens lol
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They are mangos
Been wanting to buy a caique but don't know where to find one
Hi Steve. They are around depending on where you are located?
Skittle dinosaurs....
From 4:13 onward he plays with them as if he were rolling balls
Hi im about to buy a rose ringed parakeet
So my question is can they be playful like those
Hi Gitax. No they won't be. Caiques are quite unique in the play department. The closest in terms of playfulness are some of the lorikeets and even some cockatoos. One key to a playful pet is to ensure the bird has been well handraised and is very tame. Go directly to the breeders if possible from my experience. Have you had pet birds before?
How did he make flip
Are you doing any thing special to potty train them?
Lol what?
Best
Im a begginer and I wanna get a caique. Can somebody tell me how small should I get one?
And also if should I get a male or a female.
I want the bird to be kind and playful
Pls help
Hi Anne. Join the Caique Parrot Lovers group in Facebook. It's the place to ask your questions. If you search the page, you will find many people have asked the same questions before. Best wishes.
@@justinblackburne2795 thank you, I will
I want too.where can i get it.(caique) ım from turkey
Hello, Justin I ask you for help my 150-day - old caique parrot has been crying and screaming constantly for the last 15 days, especially when it is placed on my hand or shoulder outside the cage, I am in a very difficult situation, I am sad what do you think I should do to recover from this situation, it is very dependent on me, not sick or hungry, you have encountered such a situation. Sincerely.
Hi there. I'd suggest joining Caique Parrot Lovers in Favebook. They are very helpful with things like this. The screaming can be a natural caique specific trait. You will see this topic discussed a lot in the group. Crying and screaming can be either good or bad depending on the situation. for example, screaming can be a sound Caiques make when they are happy. Put a video of your bird. Making the sounds on the Facebook page and you will get better quality feedback. It could just be baby sounds that they grow out of.
@@justinblackburne2795 Thank You, Justin, I looked at the caique forms, there is no clear answer, kshmse does not give successful advice, knowledge of the trial and error method is given, so there is nothing clear.in forums
Strange critters. Don't expect this attitude from other species. I wouldn't be shocked at a sci-fi world of golden retrievers and caiques.
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Hahaha awww
Hello do you have a shop in mind for me to buy caiques they’re so adorable and I really want one
It depends on where you live?
Australia
Nsw
It should be easy for you to find them handraised. I got my guys flown over from brisbane at around 4 months of age from Ian Adcock. He is an old school breeder living in Northern nsw and he partners with a wonderful hand raiser who really knows her stuff and cares a lot abiut what happens with the birds. She lives on a rural property out of Brisbane. She will hold birds for a while after they've weaned to ensure nothing is rushed. You can google and find his number as a Caique breeder.
Have you had pet birds before?
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Why clip it isnt it so bad, they wont even fly, what will happen if they are free around the house
Where did u get them lol
We are in Australia. R u?
@@justinblackburne2795 damn no I'm in the us
@@justinblackburne2795 I am going to Australia to see a cousin
@@sparrow8165 Borders are closed unless you've permission. Even then no guarantee as airlines keep bumping passengers
@@reckz420 should have been more specific I'm going when covid is over
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0:04 *birb flip*
How can u tell them apart
Hi Nugget. When you spend a lot of time with them, it's quite easy. Their personalities are different plus they have slightly different marking and features around the face and head which helps. I can usually also tell by the slightly different tones of their sounds.
@@justinblackburne2795 did u clip there wings also u need to get more subs u reply to all comments
@@sparrow8165 yes I clip the first 7 feathers.
@@justinblackburne2795 man all of your videos look like u have the time of your life how do u do it
birb wrestling
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2:53 - UBFC aka ultimate bird fighting championship!!!!
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How to train ur clowns😂
Hi Cherrie. They were hand raised with love and skill and then I try and respect their boundaries, allow them the say no and spend lots of time with them. Then their playful personalities come out without training.
2:50 I know that sound too well... it means your fingers are at risk
Well spotted Chan. Do you have a Caique?
@@justinblackburne2795 yes, I have a White-Bellied Caique who was relinquished from her original owners and has lived here for about 2 years. She’s a strange one, she’s not very playful but is generally friendly to everyone she meets
@@charlie_nolan nice to hear Charl. Does yours hop?
@@justinblackburne2795 No, she does do some strange body movements though
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So if I were to purchase these guys from a pet store its best to leave them in their cages?
No these types of parrots need a lot of stimulation and space. Very high maintenance.