Don't yell at it. Talk to it a lot. Play music that makes it chirp. Give it food and water and treats and toys. Don't put your hand all the way in its cage so it can come to you and so you don't encroach on his territory. Put its favorite treat such as millet spray in your hand and after about 3 weeks of doing this several times a day it will come. Don't make any sudden movements. Sometimes it helps to take the lid off the cage and when it is out of its cage it is not territorial and then it will like you. Good luck!
Yes old and young parakeets can get along. They can also be territorial so it is important to introduce them to each other gradually so they aren't threatened.
After the parakeet molts and starts looking older it will soon enough lay an egg.
You can tell that your parakeet is old by looking at the rings on it's head. If there are a lot of black rings that go around it's head, it is younger. If your parakeet has little rings unlike this one, it's older. This parakeet has almost a white head which means it is older.
Yes, the kakariki or red-crowned parakeet is a bird native to Aotearoa New Zealand. It is a different species to the South African red-crowned parakeet.
yes
well..the parakeet would if it approves the other.
Petty u idiot
its not a good idea because the new one will probably get too cose to the egg
I would say that your parakeet is probably a girl. I did a lot of research on parakeets sexes and about training them. I am a parakeet expert and I know a lot about them. I am very certain that your parakeet is a female. A males cere is white with a tint of blue and pink. --Hope I helped Dr. M.C
strategy for introducing new product in the territory
Yes, it is important to acclimate snails when introducing them to a new environment to help them adjust to the new conditions and reduce stress. This can involve gradually introducing them to the new environment over a period of time to allow them to adapt.
Yes, it is important to acclimate snails when introducing them to a new environment to help them adjust to the new conditions and reduce stress.