Housing Breeding pairs of Rosellas question

[pawsitivelycrazy]

Can I house a breeding pair of Rubino Rosellas in the same flight as a breeding pair of Crimson Rosellas?...The flight is this one:

Flight cage aviary for small birds

Thanks

 

[Cynthia & Percy]

in my opinion that cage would only hold one pair of breeding birds

 

[Bailey]

I agree with Cynthia. You need to think about the fact that the cage needs to be large enough to house the pair AND the babies when they fledge.

 

[Stormcloud]

Rosellas are aggressive birds and only one pair per cage or aviary should be the rule you operate by.

 

[pawsitivelycrazy]

Thanks everyone! I had thought that would be the case. I knew they needed their space. One pair only it is.

 

[Steve Weir]

No way they will tear shreds off eachother. You shouldn't even keep a pair of the same species of rosellas in an aviary together. Unfortunate I know. I also considered that as Eastern and Crimson Rosellas are among my all time fav birds

 

[kitsunebandit]

Personally I wouldn't even have two rosellas in that cage, even though it is nice Rosellas are quite flighty birds and I think they do best in an aviary, not a flight cage. And as the others have said, you can't usually house two breeding pairs in an aviary let alone a cage. They're very bird aggressive!