OllieTheConure
Meeting neighbors
- Joined
- 6/24/17
- Messages
- 33
- Real Name
- Elise
Hi everyone! I have been looking at adopting another parrot for a while now. (Y'all know parrots are like potato chips- can't have just one!)
I currently have a very spoiled green cheek conure, but even with a huge cage and lots of toys, I know she is lonely while I'm at school. I think she would be so much happier with another parrot to "talk to"- and of course I want another conure too! I recently found a sun conure who needs a home (We are going out to meet Sunny on Friday!). She is nine years old currently. I was wondering if she will still bond strongly to me? My green cheek is SO attached to me and my sister, and freaks out when we leave. If I'm taking Sunny from 'her person' will she be able to switch who she is bonded to? I don't expect her to love me right away, or be a replica of my clingy lil velcro bird Olive, and we will love her no matter how bonded or distant she is. I am just wondering if she can still bond as well as a bird who has had only one owner? Also, any tips for introducing the two? Sorry for the long rant!
I currently have a very spoiled green cheek conure, but even with a huge cage and lots of toys, I know she is lonely while I'm at school. I think she would be so much happier with another parrot to "talk to"- and of course I want another conure too! I recently found a sun conure who needs a home (We are going out to meet Sunny on Friday!). She is nine years old currently. I was wondering if she will still bond strongly to me? My green cheek is SO attached to me and my sister, and freaks out when we leave. If I'm taking Sunny from 'her person' will she be able to switch who she is bonded to? I don't expect her to love me right away, or be a replica of my clingy lil velcro bird Olive, and we will love her no matter how bonded or distant she is. I am just wondering if she can still bond as well as a bird who has had only one owner? Also, any tips for introducing the two? Sorry for the long rant!