Looks really nice; kudos to the home owner for his dedication! Imagine cleaning that thing every 2 days... kudos to his wife too for being supportive hahaha
@@heartsnstars8282 I'm a bird owner myself and I give plenty of freedom to my babies. Dare I say that my babies are well taken care of and are extremely content
@@heartsnstars8282 It's not abuse. I don't see any signs of stress from these parrots. Anw it's not cruel to raise birds bred in captivity, they have lower chance of survival being left alone in the wild anw. But if you catch wild bird to raise it, then yes it's cruel.
I have bad experience...the neighbor is just one swimming pool width away from the opposite block....the stupid small parrot is so noisy(croaking loudly) from 8am till 5pm....when the management visited the owner to request him to place his bird inside his apartment instead of balcony, his reply is “the balcony is also part of his apartment..”... all of us annoyed neighbors can only suck thumb....😒
Nice idea, my only comment is that it would be better to have horizontal space for parrots to fly, not just vertical space. So a horizontal hutch where you can build cabinets below is better, and cleaning the trays would be at a more reachable ergonomic height. For those saying birds need to fly free, have you ever really considered how merciless nature can be? We stand on the ground watch birds fly and think they are free, when in reality in the wild they have to spend a lot of energy to fly and escape predators, constantly stressed and watching for danger, a lot of external and internal parasites, they get diseases, their babies get eaten, they have to drink water contaminated from human activities, food have to forage and thanks to climate change its unpredictable, if it rains hard no need to eat today because its too wet and spend energy shivering.... if the owner is responsible and meets the bird's needs, they live a very happy life without worry of food, with good access to medical, and they will PLAY a lot.
All the hate comments have to common sense. when birds are used to being with humans, they cant be let go into the wild as they dont know how to survive. also not all parrot owners keep their birds in the cage 24/7. Some trains their parrot to freefly indoor and outdoor. not all parrot owners are bad uk. 😔😔
I don't mind paying money to visit his house and interact with bird just like animals cafe . Of course it's illegal in Singapore but imagine if Singapore government allowed for some business that might not survive the expensive rent in Singapore to do business from their home isn't that great for Singapore ?
Yes, most can screech at all hours of the day [not all] but after a period of acclimatization, one grows accustomed to the jungle nature calls and will even miss them when gone.
Definitely pity his neighbours.. parrots or macaw birds are super noisy even throughout the night.. i had this bad experience when i used to stay at Yishun riverwalk 335A during late 2014 - mid 2020.. even staying in the lower floor, my upper floor neighbour collection of parrots and macaws made super noisy chirping sound throughout the day.. super frustating and annoying.. luckily i sold off the flat after 5 years M.O.P... good luck to all. God bless..
U said u loved birds... but most of these are not native to sg and endangered in their native country... the pet trade contributes to this... birds have wings for a reason and confining them to a small space shows how much you really love them...
Cats go to the neighbours flower pots along the corridor and shit in them. They also intrude into other people houses and scare the hell out of non-cat lovers.
@@leow5632 it’s not like HDB cannot enforce cat owners to put mesh up on the doors right? The birds flying around and cawing and taking a shit mid air is less troublesome than a cat walking around and shitting inside a flowerpot? Not like a cats shit is fertilizer right….
Eh. You'd be surprised how much the walls soak up sound. I own a cockatiel, a bird that can be as loud as 90db, and my neighbours very rarely hear him.
@@efgerfgergferg6749 you probably know nothing about domestic parrots, they require constant love and attention not only from their fellow Birdy partners but their 'papa' which is the owner. I own a parrot myself and that is why I would to share with you my view on this. No doubt they might survive outside but they will soon be bullied by crows and due to that they get drowned to depression and will pass on. More over this is my first time seeing a sanctuary with ample of space for the parrots to move around. So in that way it's quite usual. Imagine if your statement means for other pets as well, like that dogs and cats should be kept as pets as well.
What a selfish, thoughtless person, a horrible neighbor from hell. Parrots makes annoying as hell loud shrieks. This guy don't live alone in Paula Ubin, he live in a HDB flat with many other households next to him, did he ever ask lets-say-5 of his nearest neighbors (upstairs, downstairs) if the birds are disturbing them? Some people has to work from home in the day time, these birds can shriek all day long. There are also people who works night shift (security guards front-liners, nurses, etc.) that needs to sleep in the day time. Please spare a thought for others.
@@umasuhas317 agreed. Coz she only knows about dogs and cats. The majority of people have a lack of knowledge on rehomed birds, rescued birds, and the time and commitment you have to put in towards giving them a better quality of life. Birds are highly sensitive with their emotions, much more than dogs and cats. If you dont know much about birds other than the ones you see flying past your house, then do your research first.
@@itsalie24 Birds have evolved over hundreds of millions of years to fly around. Now you suddenly put them into small cages and you think it's good for them?
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Mad respect for the neighbours.
so refreshing to see someone so passionate. was smiling the entire time his jolliness is just so infectious
Looks really nice; kudos to the home owner for his dedication! Imagine cleaning that thing every 2 days... kudos to his wife too for being supportive hahaha
"My wife? she actually loves my bird as well"
PFFT
HAHAHAHAHAGA
Crow
Underrated comment!
Love it. The birds aviary so organize.
Omg my dream house! I'm planning to have 1 room just for birds but after watching this, I shall adopt this style. Really innovative
Don’t abuse animals please. They should be left in the wild and fly freely.
@@heartsnstars8282 I'm a bird owner myself and I give plenty of freedom to my babies. Dare I say that my babies are well taken care of and are extremely content
@@heartsnstars8282 they are owners who really take care of their pets well.
@@heartsnstars8282 It's not abuse. I don't see any signs of stress from these parrots. Anw it's not cruel to raise birds bred in captivity, they have lower chance of survival being left alone in the wild anw. But if you catch wild bird to raise it, then yes it's cruel.
typical jiao lang, or bird man, who love bird, God bless his neighbor for daily sleep
Bet his alarm ringtone is the sound of a koel bird
I love em koels
Beautiful home with an amazing blend of aesthetics!
His neighbors probably hate him
Especially with all that bird noise every morning from his home
I have bad experience...the neighbor is just one swimming pool width away from the opposite block....the stupid small parrot is so noisy(croaking loudly) from 8am till 5pm....when the management visited the owner to request him to place his bird inside his apartment instead of balcony, his reply is “the balcony is also part of his apartment..”... all of us annoyed neighbors can only suck thumb....😒
@@itopedo5062 Lmao this should be deemed illegal bloody hell
@@gwarguraqueentrickstarcoat9110 Not probably, that's exactly why.
Have u heard of sound proof glass ?
I hope they eventually do a small 3 room BTO unit! Will be Good to see someone playing around with limited space
His neighbours - Thanks Mothership, i can now attach this video along with my feedback email to HDB =)
lol? u the neighbour
No use. HDB will just ask u file magistrate complaint and even if go court noting will happen.
As long as the bird nvr kena abuse dont think they can do anything
@@hellfire1637 but what if the owner was the one getting abused?
@@guantisengkun4342 yea true most owner kena abuse by thier own birds, lots of biting😂
Nice idea, my only comment is that it would be better to have horizontal space for parrots to fly, not just vertical space. So a horizontal hutch where you can build cabinets below is better, and cleaning the trays would be at a more reachable ergonomic height.
For those saying birds need to fly free, have you ever really considered how merciless nature can be? We stand on the ground watch birds fly and think they are free, when in reality in the wild they have to spend a lot of energy to fly and escape predators, constantly stressed and watching for danger, a lot of external and internal parasites, they get diseases, their babies get eaten, they have to drink water contaminated from human activities, food have to forage and thanks to climate change its unpredictable, if it rains hard no need to eat today because its too wet and spend energy shivering.... if the owner is responsible and meets the bird's needs, they live a very happy life without worry of food, with good access to medical, and they will PLAY a lot.
All the hate comments have to common sense. when birds are used to being with humans, they cant be let go into the wild as they dont know how to survive. also not all parrot owners keep their birds in the cage 24/7. Some trains their parrot to freefly indoor and outdoor. not all parrot owners are bad uk. 😔😔
I don't mind paying money to visit his house and interact with bird just like animals cafe . Of course it's illegal in Singapore but imagine if Singapore government allowed for some business that might not survive the expensive rent in Singapore to do business from their home isn't that great for Singapore ?
Can consider working in jurong bird park if he likes bird so much
Pay is crap. Hopefully the zoologists and caretakers can be paid more
@@emilia2411 Actually.
Good sharing bro you have bird beautiful keep spirit 💯
This is great!
“Cage is bulky”, “can’t keep all the birds together” but not “the birds need space”
@@maverick7323 yeye
People like him own animals for the novelty and looks… not to appreciate and love animals
Always great for a wife to love your bird as well ;)
2:50 spare-tu-la HAHAHHAA
Well done bro
Keep going🥰🥂👍👍👍
My neighbour used to have one of those parrots, and boy they are loud
Yes, most can screech at all hours of the day [not all] but after a period of acclimatization, one grows accustomed to the jungle nature calls and will even miss them when gone.
Awesome ...thank for sharing 💙
Definitely pity his neighbours.. parrots or macaw birds are super noisy even throughout the night.. i had this bad experience when i used to stay at Yishun riverwalk 335A during late 2014 - mid 2020.. even staying in the lower floor, my upper floor neighbour collection of parrots and macaws made super noisy chirping sound throughout the day.. super frustating and annoying.. luckily i sold off the flat after 5 years M.O.P... good luck to all. God bless..
Lovely 😍
真是佩服你和你的老婆！
My social studies teacher said the only bird he loves is dead and deep fried
EVIL 😭😭
@@toestud3791 I think his teacher refers to chicken
@@chantalmonique2353 yes i know lmao
"Bird cages are bulky." *solves it with much bigger bird sanctuary encompassing the entire balcony.
Nice video :)) nice human touch by the host too
Plot twist - The birds are the one keeping him as their slave
Plot twist : maybe he desires to be a slave
@@amisguidedbutterfly yes Faeza
Who are you
Do I know you ?
@@amisguidedbutterfly the internet is a scary place
hello,, how much it cost you to install this?
1:39 lol, imagine he says sure! then proceed to remove his pants
haha gugubird
🤣🤣🤣
Jurong birdpark in the HDB house. Parrot Lover
Wonder his neighbours complain about the noise or not..
this is my dream...
Yes, I'm sure your wife loves your bird.
6am: UUUWWWUUUUUUU
U said u loved birds... but most of these are not native to sg and endangered in their native country... the pet trade contributes to this... birds have wings for a reason and confining them to a small space shows how much you really love them...
Nice 😊
Ohh.. jurong bird park moved to this 1400sqft HDB🤔
How can hdb allow bird in houses but not cats🥺
Cats go to the neighbours flower pots along the corridor and shit in them. They also intrude into other people houses and scare the hell out of non-cat lovers.
@@leow5632 it’s not like HDB cannot enforce cat owners to put mesh up on the doors right? The birds flying around and cawing and taking a shit mid air is less troublesome than a cat walking around and shitting inside a flowerpot? Not like a cats shit is fertilizer right….
Bet the house smell 'nice'.
I wish I had in one day.
This seems really antisocial. Birds don't belong in an apartment complex where you should be respectful about noise towards neighbors.
Eh. You'd be surprised how much the walls soak up sound. I own a cockatiel, a bird that can be as loud as 90db, and my neighbours very rarely hear him.
@@itsalie24 lol , are you sure your neighbour cant hear or they have been silently enduring it and cursing ...
@@sdqsdq6274 they hear nothing.
@@itsalie24 You shouldn't keep such pets, they need a lot of space to fly around
@@efgerfgergferg6749 you probably know nothing about domestic parrots, they require constant love and attention not only from their fellow Birdy partners but their 'papa' which is the owner. I own a parrot myself and that is why I would to share with you my view on this. No doubt they might survive outside but they will soon be bullied by crows and due to that they get drowned to depression and will pass on. More over this is my first time seeing a sanctuary with ample of space for the parrots to move around. So in that way it's quite usual. Imagine if your statement means for other pets as well, like that dogs and cats should be kept as pets as well.
Where can I get a cockatoo anyone know looking to get one
I sure wanna try Ezwan’s birddddd hahhaa
I wonder why and how the wife going to love so many birds?
No children, only birds
Niao ren.
My birb would be happy
I used to had African grey and sun conure till my neighbour next block complain. Next block ya NOT next unit. Funny this kind of people.
noisy as hell , birds
It's a parrots right? What do you expect them to be quite?
Hmm sc call can be quite piercing
@@sdqsdq6274 babies are also noisy as hell but we put up with them right?
It’s sad that you keep them for your luxury and it’s still a relatively small space for the birds. These animals should be flying around freely
3:09 😳
Do the lovebirds attack the budgies?
Later the MS guy will go and get 2 birds too
I only got 1 big ku ku bird ........... -__-
I thought puteh.
This is prison for birds.
He got a lot of ku ku jiao
Of course the wife jealous. His pet bird bigger than his real bird
Soon all the hdb unit will become mini zoo in SG....
Another uniquely SG 🤭😂😁
😜😜
What a selfish, thoughtless person, a horrible neighbor from hell. Parrots makes annoying as hell loud shrieks. This guy don't live alone in Paula Ubin, he live in a HDB flat with many other households next to him, did he ever ask lets-say-5 of his nearest neighbors (upstairs, downstairs) if the birds are disturbing them? Some people has to work from home in the day time, these birds can shriek all day long. There are also people who works night shift (security guards front-liners, nurses, etc.) that needs to sleep in the day time. Please spare a thought for others.
But you can't own a single cat in HBD why...? Lol
Let them be free. Incarcerated Birds.
Talk to the birds shop
Can I touch your birds?
That's not a sanctuary,that's a prison.
Terrible. Inhumane. Birds were not made to be put in a cage. Imagine yourself being caged.
If a bird was unhappy, you would notice it developing stress lines when they molt and grow their new feathers.
Ai Mee Lee Don't just say things when you don't know anything about it
@@umasuhas317 agreed. Coz she only knows about dogs and cats. The majority of people have a lack of knowledge on rehomed birds, rescued birds, and the time and commitment you have to put in towards giving them a better quality of life. Birds are highly sensitive with their emotions, much more than dogs and cats. If you dont know much about birds other than the ones you see flying past your house, then do your research first.
@@umasuhas317 How would you know if the bird isnt sian of being in a cage?
@@itsalie24 Birds have evolved over hundreds of millions of years to fly around. Now you suddenly put them into small cages and you think it's good for them?
A nuisance to his neighbours. All the noise pollution by a selfish guy. Should complain to HdB and confiscate his unit.
My neighbours kids scream too loud as well. Can i lodge a complaint to have their flat confiscated too?
keeping a DOGS also creates noise pollution so can COMPLAIN to HDB under MND control by JUNTA PAP?
@@boyan619 dogs can be trained not to bark. Noisy little mats on the other hand, can never be trained.
The wall soak up a lot of the sound. As someone who owns a parrot in a flat, my neighbours have barely ever heard him
@@PrincessAmenRa who said they can't be trained
BIRD SLAVE HAHAHAHUAA
God save the birds if God forbid he and his wife go on a vacation
Cruel to keep thise birds in cages. !
birds belong to forest!
Can you call an unnatural habitat for birds a sanctuary. Cement wall cage glass, I want to free all the bird
Cages are not sanctuary.Please release them to a bigger place.
More like bird prison