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  Parrotlet

FEATURED BREEDER

SPECIES DESCRIPTION
 

Of the seven species of parrotlets, only three are commonly kept as pets: the green rump, Pacific and spectacle.

Genus: Forpus

Species: F. passerinus  (green-rumped parrotlets), F. coelestis (Pacific), F. conpicillatus (spectacled parrotlets)

Native Continent: South America

Probable lifespan: 15 to 20 years

Personality: An active bird that bonds quickly. Outgoing and fearless. Capable of learning speech.

Housing: Minimum 18- by 18-inch sized cage with ½-inch or less bar spacing.
Behavior issues: Need daily interaction. Can be territorial/aggressive to other birds and animals.

Medical issues: Need a plentiful and healthy diet as are high-energy birds. Susceptible to a fungus called megabacteria, which is easily diagnosed and treatable.
 
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