Cockatiels

Baby cockatiels stay in the nestbox for 7-8 weeks.

if its wild and it is not a pet and it knows how to get food yes it will survive but if its a pet no way! u cant expect a pet to be able to survive in the wild with no food to eat! no

Some species of snail certainly will if they get the chance.

This sounds like nesting behavior. Your "he" might be a "she."

my cockatiel loves to chew on paper i thnk its like when the wild birds collect things for their nests so ur bird coud be a female as my cockatiel is maybe you should get a DNA test from the vets x

Lutinos are often difficult to sex visually because of the lack of colour contrast. A female lutino cockatiel will usually have spots on the underside of the flight feathers and barring or stripes on the underside of the tail feathers. This difference in the sexes can only be used to sex adult birds as all young birds ie under 6 months old look like females.

A good indication that your cockatiel may have pneumonia is if your cockatiel is having trouble breathing and his/her tail is bobbing up and down. I recently lost My cockatiel to pneumonia, I took her to the vet but it just didn't work she still passed away. (R.I.P Scarlett)

I gave my cockatiels the regular purple grapes and they didn't seem interested in them at all. If you take the skin off the grapes and put them in their food bowls they will most likely eat them.

You are soposed to give cockatiels grit so that they can digest their food better. All you have to do is by a container at the pet store and sprinkle a littl ebit on your cockatiel's food. Better to give them a separate container.

Well, this question really depends on how large your cage is. If you have a very, very large cage, maybe you should fit about five at the MOST. You don't want to overcrowd them. This leads to fighting, and even in the worst case-death. In a medium/large cage, you should put two, at the most.

Garlic is safe to eat but it is a case of everything in moderation. Garlic can be fed to young chicks with crop problems to help get the crop moving again so it certainly would not harm an adult bird.

Cockatiels come from the wilds of Africa, and, naturally, are not used to humans, they tend to be skittish around people, like most birds, and are difficult birds to try and socialise with. Sometimes it can take a year, sometimes two years, sometimes five years, before they start to warm up to you. They tend to like owners who don't run around wildly, or make scary shouting noises that the cockatiel doesn't like, it's been placed out of the African Rainforests into a new, scary environment that it doesn't like, the best method, is to keep it well fed, well watered, and to give it lots of gentle attention, also, to let it out regularly - make sure that, if it's cage is near a door leading to outside, don't open it while it is let out. Also, be aware that a cockatiel will not make haste before making faeces all around the room, so, you may also want to limit it's time out of the cage. Giving it lots of toys to play with is also a good idea, and, in a matter of years, eventually, you'll find that you're cockatiel has warmed to it's environment. When trying to hold it, it it backs away, and pecks at you viciously, don't worry, it's just a little afraid, it doesn't not like you. Wait for it to climb on the side of it's cage, before gently wrapping your hand around it, low down so as not to completely constrict it's wings, then, bring it close to you, and let it rest on your chest or your shoulder, do remember to keep your hand upon it, don't let it fly away, unless you're letting it out.

Generally, no - parrot species cannot interbreed, with the exception of macaws in the Arinae sub-family.

However, macaws are neither cockatoos, nor cockatiels, as the question asks.

There have been instances of cockatiels cross breeding with galahs, which are small members of the cockatoo family. If the question refers to the cross-breeding of cockatiels and the sulphur-crested cockatoo, commonly kept as a pet, then to date, no such hybrid has been produced.

See the related link below for an article on the dubious practice of breeding hybrid parrots.

it depends of what kind of crockodile it is but i will say 4 to 5 hours

No, cockatiels should only be housed with other cockatiels. Not only do other types of birds have different types of diets, but they also have different personalities and will sometimes clash with cockatiels.

If there is a separate bottom in the cage under the bottom grate, there is always newspaper. If it doesn't have the bottom grate, there is a product made from ground up corn cobs. another product is compressed pellets of sawdust. this is more for rodents. A new product is thin strips of paper but I find this messy. The corn cobs are probably the best and if they eat it, it is no big deal.

rabbits usually bite things to help trim them trim there teeth but only when there 2 to atleast 6 or 4 weeks old aventually they will stop. Give your rabbit comfort and a wooden chew toy. If it keeps biting u after its atleast 6 weeks flik it on the nose GENTLY!!!!!!!!!!! this will teach it.

3 per foot two front ones one back one

Yes they do they see color better than us humans

it could mean that he is listening to something. could also because he is sneezing.

Cockatiels are allowed to eat broccoli, but you should be careful since the birds already get all of the nutrients they need from their pellets, so the broccoli may make their stomach distressed for the first time.

Yes as long as it doesn't have a lot of butter or anything

An egg shell is protein based, and while it is not desirable to eat as it provides little nutrition and is typically a hard and unpalatable substance, it is digestable. The acids in a human stomach would melt it and the body would absorb what little nutrition it had to offer.

This depends largely on the type of parrot, of which there are hundreds of species.

As a general rule, male parrots are more colourful than females. This applies to cockatiels (the male of which has brighter cheek patches) and some breeds of lorikeets and rosellas.

This rule does not apply to some cockatoos, such as sulphur-crested cockatoos and galahs. Female galahs have pinkish coloured eyes rather than black eyes.

Mature male budgerigars have a blue cere, as opposed to a white cere on the female, or a brown one in breeding season.

However, other parrots such as corellas, some species of lorikeets and rosellas, and sulphur-crested cockatoos require a vet to sex them. They are almost impossible to tell apart because there are no external differences. With many types of parrots you can actually not tell what sex they are without a DNA test. A vet can collect blood or a feather sample and run tests to determine the sex of the bird. An expert can also tell the difference in the width of the pelvic bones: females have pelvic bones further apart than males.

There is no problem with guinea pigs eating a small amount of lettuce daily. They certainly enjoy it. It's true that lettuce is high in water, so there is some chance of a guinea pig developing diarrhoea if it eats too much. Always remove any uneaten lettuce afterwards, as most guinea pigs will only eat what at they want, and the remaining lettuce will get fusty.