Sounds like you guys are off to a good start. Congrats on your new addition when he gets there I am sure they will keep each other entertained if only through seeing each other. Be prepared for more volume...
This always boils down to what you can provide (environment) to make things work. It's very possible to keep almost any species together in fairly good harmony.I hate to hear you say that but if the Eclectus is brought in as a baby, wouldn't he learn to view Zeus as part of his flock and that being said, why would a member of his flock stress him? They won't be sharing a cage, only the same room. I've already committed to taking him, so if anyone who has both macaws and eclectus and are making it work, please chime in on how you do it.
My little Red Rumped Grass Parakeets are company for my Cockatoos, I think they like the singing chipping sounds they make.That's what I think also Nadia Bingo. I think they will at least be company for one another.
It sure does, I do sense that having other Aves for company, gives them some comradaraie.Knowing they have company certainly helps with the guilt when you have to leave them alone for a period of time