So very true, budgies differ in personality just like humans do. They are unique and wonderful little birds. My little female tamed in 2 weeks and is now talking at just under 4 months. She was the one I spotted at the breeders that was hanging upside down from the ceiling of the aviary. She is feisty and daring, just as I suspected she would be.
When doing research before getting my budgies everything said males were better pets, but honestly I like the females way better! I have 3 females, and they all have totally different personalities, and flock really well together. My male is the noisiest and screeches the most. He is mostly interested in flirting and having everyone pay attention to him, while the females seem interested in what i'm up to, and quickly figure out new toys or enrichment. The main advice I can give to people thinking about multiple budgies is get the biggest cage possible with proper bar spacing. The bigger the cage the better they all get along. I upgraded to a 40'' flight cage a few months ago, best thing I ever did for them.
Lol my sweetest ever budgie was female but I thought she was male. I have 2 boys 1 girl now, Meep is the girl...she's a funny little bitch. Very self-satisfied, very entitled, but also very curious and loves to play with toys. The boys are more fun overall but they are all different
My first female budgie did the same! It was always so funny coming home and seeing her sit on top of the cage being all perky and naughty. She was such a character! We had our neighbor's cockatiel staying over for a few weeks during their vacation and she'd always chase the cockatiel, biting his tail. The cockatiel was five times her size but she wasn't afraid of anything or anyone.
I bought my budgies when they were very young and I couldn't tell their sex. I ended up with 2 females. I think they get along great. One of them is more dominant but they get along fine. They love to chirp, squawk and chew everything.
From personal experience, doesn't matter the gender. I had a male and he was chatty but shy, while the female was more social and interacted with people. Another female I had was shy and affectionate, loved getting head scratches. My 2 current female budgies are very playful, social and energetic. They are feisty with each other because they are sisters, however they don't bite people and are friendly. I'd say the only difference is the talking and dancing. Female budgies don't have a need to dance because males do it to attract and get attention, so they typically don't. The mimicking speech part is different, females have clearer speech than males but again they have no need naturally to mimic sounds for attention. Most of the time they can speak (if taught young) but can go months later with knowing the words yet not speaking them. Females don't want to attract predators, but if yours feels safe then it definitely will talk. It all depends on personality and how they are raised.
I’m actually in the process of teaching my female budgie how to talk! But she is pretty smart. She will also kill you And bite your eyes so you can’t see for a week And fly towards you when you call her And eat all your food And make you bleed if you try to pick her up (jk) And fly away from our boy budgies like a normal human (even tho she’s a bird) And flick all my coins out of the jar And chew wood And get mad And thinks she is in charge And doesn’t fly into windows And flicks all her food out of the bowl And used to like pats And doesn’t like pats anymore And likes to eat strawberries And eats And poops
The answer in case you're wondering, is either one. Both can learn to talk, both are friendly. Doesn't matter. Dont pick the bird, let the bird pick you.
They both have their qualities. Males tend to be more social, can learn an impressive amount of words and usually bond quicker with their owner and other birds/animals. Females are generally more playful (make sure you get toys!), very naughty (also: moody!) and love to climb in and on stuff. I just love all budgies! They have big personalities. Unique personalities, so everything I just said can differ from bird to bird. My current female loooooves to gnaw on stuff but she can give my male a run for his money when it comes to singing and head bobbing.
Health Problem Considerations: I have owned 4 female budgies. Remember, even if there are no males around, female budgies will still lay eggs if the conditions are right: warm, safe, lots of food and water. I had problems with budgies laying eggs and I couldn't get them to stop. I have lost two birds due to female problems and a third had lost a leg due to female problems. One died from cancer of the ovary, and the 7-1/2 year old otherwise healthy bird got her hormones up and tried to lay and egg, but became egg-bound (the egg was partially laid and would not release). Even though I got her to the vet the following morning, she died. The last bird had laid over 30 eggs, despite our best efforts to get her to stop. She developed calcification in her kidney, which put pressure on the nerve going to her leg, resulting in a paralyzed foot. After lots of expensive vet bills, it looks like she will recover (she is no longer trying to chew off her foot), and she may have a reasonably normal life. Female budgies can have female health problems - it's a roll of the dice, according to my vet. Not that males can't have male problems - I don't have experience with that. I will say that next time I get a budgie, it will be a male, and just one at a time. Fortunately, my husband is retired and can spend lots of time with him.
That must have been so stressful. I was so confused when I found an egg in the shower too, my female budgie laid one without a male. I learned that its a hormone thing when they are ready to breed, but once that part passes then apparently they lay an unfertilised egg. Sort of how women menstruate or whatever. To prevent or reduce this, they gotta be separated for a while form other budgies and kept in low light conditions to calm hormones. Also to help the egg bound issue, calcium is good for strength.
I have adopted baby budgie when he was about 15 days old and now he is 3 months old his name is buddy i teach him buddy is a good bird i repeat this sentence every day and after just one weak he is repeating he is so lovely 😍
Both 😂 , I have kept one male and one female budgie as budgie need a companion but in my view female are more active then males but male budgie are more friendly then female both have advantages so I recommend to buy both gender as if u will buy one budgie he / she will feel lonely
I think males are better to get as a first pet bird as they are a lot easier to tame as they are very social, my male budgie was already sitting on my shoulder the day after I got him. Females are usually more aggressive, my friends female budgie killed their male budgie. Anyway both are great pets, and female budgies are not extremely aggressive and are usually quite playful
From what I've experienced flocks make it the easiest to have your budgies get along, also 3 budgies is a horrible number, I used to only have 3 and my new male took my female's bond away from her mate, fixed it by ending up with 7 budgies lol, if you're wondering I got a fourth bird then my brother gave me his three budgies after he got a conure, so now I have 7
I enjoyed this video very much. Thank you. Our male budgie is a great talker and that was very unexpected but we spent a lot of time with him in his 'formative years' and still do. We are thinking of breeding him but he is not used to any other budgie, has been spoiled rotten for the past four years and are worried he will make life difficult for any female budgie. Wondering if we should get a male instead but he is such a character and a beautiful bird, that we feel it is sad we cannot breed him.
About 3 days ago my male budgie passed away but he had a sister who is 2 and a half years old and I don’t know how to train her to trust me again or get her on my hand because she runs away from me in her cage, any tips?
Will my budgies breed if there is only a pair in a small breeding size cage? Should I kept them outside or inside? How long would it take them to bond if both doesn't know each other? If bonded how long it would take them to breed for a fully mature budgies?
my cage is actually a really good size long sticks and pretty wide but I think it’s bc my bird wanted to mate bc she kept trying to and the other one didnt
I’m new to the budgie world I got a male budgie and he so chill and relax let’s me out my hand in there rub him and everything I just got Barry and companion her name is Iris and she a handful I can’t even get near her just gotta show her little more love I guess lmao 💜 #Barry&Iris
Can I still tame a female who lives w/ my male? I’ve heard that they loose interest in u. My birbs are very good companions now and I don’t want to take the female away to change her w/ another Male bc I feel like it would be upsetting for both my birbs. Help...
Sir I'm a new budgie owner.....I have two male budgies and one female budgie...but the two males fight with each other...shall I remove the 2nd male who is not the pair of my female budgie or shall I remove the female so that the two of the males have better friendship ? But my brother's budgies are males and the female budgie died on 4th March...but still the two males have better friendship....why this so ? I'll be waiting for your reply ☺
when they are in breeding mood, they would compete for the female, so that's why you can see them fighting. if you remove the non paired male, or the female. you will solve the fighting problem since it is all because of the female. anyway if you don't spend much time with your budgies, I would suggest you buying a budgie to your left out one. if you have a breeding box, it could be the cause of the problem as well. you can try to remove it first and see if they still fight, then you have to separate them.
I recommend more females, the males will fight over one female - trust me, my female never got out of breeding because I had too many males who all wanted her
Hello I am going to be buying budgies soon and wanted to know what gender of budgie I should get. Two males was my original plan but I just don’t know. What do you think? I look forward to a reply.thank you so much. Your channel is very helpful for new bird owners 🙏🏻❤️
It's a very good idea starting with two males, they usually are easily to bond with no problems or fights, and if you but them young you might be able to have a very strong bond with them. but of course it needs a lot of time and patience
That’s ok! But you have to remember that some people may not know some of these facts, and he is trying to help those people. I think it’s awesome that you know these facts! But to say that it’s useless is just untrue.
They look lovely, do you know what they taste like, how big can I breed them in grams? How long does it take to breed? Could I do it on a factory scale? IE a new fast food idea... "Budgie Bites" maybe...you definitely have me thinking, I have lots of street food business I'm always looking for a new angle 🤔
You should really get more than one; they are social animals and will probably be depressed if they don't have another bird friend. Some birds are fine with the humans being their friends, but to do this you would have to spend a lot of time with them every day; it's a lot easier and better to get two or more birds. Also, if you get them both/all from the same pet store, they will already be friends and won't need time to adjust to each other.
Pungetello Thank you! My friend is getting a budgie, and since I have 2 guinea pigs and know that they can’t be kept alone. I wanted to help her and figure out if it was okay to just have one.
My parents brought me two budgies and i think they are both females.its 3rd day and i was scared that they may fight they still haven’t. I named them brazil and tweet because of their colour I think brazil is less than 4 month But tweet is not they sit together tweet sometimes. Problem occurs when i listen any budgie video to know more about them they start panicing and twetting.
Is this is nothing about the video but I just wanna say it.. My budgies might never like me and always hate me and wish for my death... But I will always love them 😭😄😭😄😭😄😭
I am planning of buying two budgies, a male and a female, I want to tame them, so that they sit on my fingers and be comfortable with me. Its ok if it doesn't learn to speak (the male)....Will it be difficult to hand tame both of them?
the younger the budgie is, the easier, and with two it is more difficult than one, but it is achievable. here's a taming video that explains everything for you => th-cam.com/video/AuxOUvC90EQ/w-d-xo.html
What do you do if you accidentally buy a male and female unaware and they have babies is it fine to return the male and get a female or are you stuck with a breeding pair This is a question from a idiot who might get budgies
I have 2 budgies. I love them so much. They have very light lavender ceres.One is blue and one is white. The blue one chases the white one from branch to branch, chases the white one from toys, food and water and chases the white one away when Icome to talk to them.. Sometimes the blue one gives the white one a break but it's the same thing every day. The cage is a very large flight cage so they have plenty of space. Other times they preen and feed eachother and sometimes the white one follows the blue one so I'm not sure if I should separate them or not. Any suggestions?
In my own personal experience the males have always been the sweetest . Unless it's a hand raised female, this is just my experience with the untamed females though.
So very true, budgies differ in personality just like humans do. They are unique and wonderful little birds. My little female tamed in 2 weeks and is now talking at just under 4 months. She was the one I spotted at the breeders that was hanging upside down from the ceiling of the aviary. She is feisty and daring, just as I suspected she would be.
i want to be friends with your budgie
she sounds epic
Me: Ha! Female budgies will never talk!
Female budgie: TF you say?!?!?!?
Why would I get a budgie with a personality similar to mine? I want to like my budgie.
😂☠️
Lol I’m dead
LoL
Lols
Loved the names at the start ,lol😁
My female is the only one that tries to mimic my words and other birds outside. Not my male.
2:12 That bird pushed the other bird off the perch and the poor thing was eating. Anyone else see that?
Call the budgie police, quick. lol
Theis is their game , just just play like that 😀
When doing research before getting my budgies everything said males were better pets, but honestly I like the females way better! I have 3 females, and they all have totally different personalities, and flock really well together. My male is the noisiest and screeches the most. He is mostly interested in flirting and having everyone pay attention to him, while the females seem interested in what i'm up to, and quickly figure out new toys or enrichment. The main advice I can give to people thinking about multiple budgies is get the biggest cage possible with proper bar spacing. The bigger the cage the better they all get along. I upgraded to a 40'' flight cage a few months ago, best thing I ever did for them.
you are 100% right :)
Males are better because they can get along with you MUCH better
Lol my sweetest ever budgie was female but I thought she was male. I have 2 boys 1 girl now, Meep is the girl...she's a funny little bitch. Very self-satisfied, very entitled, but also very curious and loves to play with toys. The boys are more fun overall but they are all different
This is very true...the personality of the bird matters
I know I commented very late😁😁
My girls all figured out how to escape the cages but the boys just sat there 🤦🤣
My first female budgie did the same! It was always so funny coming home and seeing her sit on top of the cage being all perky and naughty. She was such a character! We had our neighbor's cockatiel staying over for a few weeks during their vacation and she'd always chase the cockatiel, biting his tail. The cockatiel was five times her size but she wasn't afraid of anything or anyone.
I bought my budgies when they were very young and I couldn't tell their sex. I ended up with 2 females. I think they get along great. One of them is more dominant but they get along fine. They love to chirp, squawk and chew everything.
My female budgie likes to hand upsidedown and watch me...birds are weird lol
From personal experience, doesn't matter the gender. I had a male and he was chatty but shy, while the female was more social and interacted with people. Another female I had was shy and affectionate, loved getting head scratches. My 2 current female budgies are very playful, social and energetic. They are feisty with each other because they are sisters, however they don't bite people and are friendly. I'd say the only difference is the talking and dancing. Female budgies don't have a need to dance because males do it to attract and get attention, so they typically don't. The mimicking speech part is different, females have clearer speech than males but again they have no need naturally to mimic sounds for attention. Most of the time they can speak (if taught young) but can go months later with knowing the words yet not speaking them. Females don't want to attract predators, but if yours feels safe then it definitely will talk. It all depends on personality and how they are raised.
My female is more curious and playful while my male is calm and gentle
I’m actually in the process of teaching my female budgie how to talk!
But she is pretty smart.
She will also kill you
And bite your eyes so you can’t see for a week
And fly towards you when you call her
And eat all your food
And make you bleed if you try to pick her up (jk)
And fly away from our boy budgies like a normal human (even tho she’s a bird)
And flick all my coins out of the jar
And chew wood
And get mad
And thinks she is in charge
And doesn’t fly into windows
And flicks all her food out of the bowl
And used to like pats
And doesn’t like pats anymore
And likes to eat strawberries
And eats
And poops
Lilly Burger 🤣😅 I’m not coming near you😂🤣
I can die for my budgies
Mee too....
Same
I can die with my budgies 😀
My male was so loud every single day. Now he's passed and my two girls are so quiet. I can't say I mind waking up to quietness.
I got my birds a phone and this is what I found them watching 😂😂
Hilarious
Our female budgie was a talker. She said kiwi (her name) come here, here kiwi, kiss, go away.
The answer in case you're wondering, is either one.
Both can learn to talk, both are friendly. Doesn't matter.
Dont pick the bird, let the bird pick you.
“Female budgies don’t usually get along”My lesbian budgies: hold my beer
Lesbian...? Parakeets don’t have sexual labels my dude.
True..eww..
Cant believe this generation now saying birds are lesbians
U realize homosexuality isn't just a human thing right?😂 look it up... @ItsThatONEarabb
They both have their qualities. Males tend to be more social, can learn an impressive amount of words and usually bond quicker with their owner and other birds/animals. Females are generally more playful (make sure you get toys!), very naughty (also: moody!) and love to climb in and on stuff. I just love all budgies! They have big personalities. Unique personalities, so everything I just said can differ from bird to bird. My current female loooooves to gnaw on stuff but she can give my male a run for his money when it comes to singing and head bobbing.
Health Problem Considerations:
I have owned 4 female budgies. Remember, even if there are no males around, female budgies will still lay eggs if the conditions are right: warm, safe, lots of food and water. I had problems with budgies laying eggs and I couldn't get them to stop.
I have lost two birds due to female problems and a third had lost a leg due to female problems. One died from cancer of the ovary, and the 7-1/2 year old otherwise healthy bird got her hormones up and tried to lay and egg, but became egg-bound (the egg was partially laid and would not release). Even though I got her to the vet the following morning, she died. The last bird had laid over 30 eggs, despite our best efforts to get her to stop. She developed calcification in her kidney, which put pressure on the nerve going to her leg, resulting in a paralyzed foot. After lots of expensive vet bills, it looks like she will recover (she is no longer trying to chew off her foot), and she may have a reasonably normal life.
Female budgies can have female health problems - it's a roll of the dice, according to my vet. Not that males can't have male problems - I don't have experience with that.
I will say that next time I get a budgie, it will be a male, and just one at a time. Fortunately, my husband is retired and can spend lots of time with him.
That must have been so stressful. I was so confused when I found an egg in the shower too, my female budgie laid one without a male. I learned that its a hormone thing when they are ready to breed, but once that part passes then apparently they lay an unfertilised egg. Sort of how women menstruate or whatever. To prevent or reduce this, they gotta be separated for a while form other budgies and kept in low light conditions to calm hormones. Also to help the egg bound issue, calcium is good for strength.
@@bonD6002 Separation is the only thing that works, in my experience.
Im going to get 2 males so im really excited!
Phoebe and phoebo hahaha
I have adopted baby budgie when he was about 15 days old and now he is 3 months old his name is buddy i teach him buddy is a good bird i repeat this sentence every day and after just one weak he is repeating he is so lovely 😍
Male they more calm
My dude be looking like a Werewolf.
🤣
i am taking all of you advice im about to be new to these cuties.
thank you
you're welcome 😊
Me and neo life friends! 😄 He is the greatest budgie he likes evryone
I bought two males and they are from the same parents. One is easy to approach and the second nope don’t want to be tamed.
I’m getting budgies for the first time but I don’t know which is better two males or females
he said males but if u want females then u can do females
Both 😂 , I have kept one male and one female budgie as budgie need a companion but in my view female are more active then males but male budgie are more friendly then female both have advantages so I recommend to buy both gender as if u will buy one budgie he / she will feel lonely
I think males are better to get as a first pet bird as they are a lot easier to tame as they are very social, my male budgie was already sitting on my shoulder the day after I got him. Females are usually more aggressive, my friends female budgie killed their male budgie. Anyway both are great pets, and female budgies are not extremely aggressive and are usually quite playful
so budgie world what would you suggest to the birds on how to look after their human friend?
Thank you so much my bidgie died yesterday so I wanna buy anothor one I look a more tips for my budgie u really helped
I have a green bird like yours and it’s name is kiwi😊
From what I've experienced flocks make it the easiest to have your budgies get along, also 3 budgies is a horrible number, I used to only have 3 and my new male took my female's bond away from her mate, fixed it by ending up with 7 budgies lol, if you're wondering I got a fourth bird then my brother gave me his three budgies after he got a conure, so now I have 7
Well I have two females and they are so happy and healthy and beautiful but they are not tamed and they don’t talk
3:10 both my Male budgies always fight
I love my budgie
Difference b/n buggies and strangles?
Beautiful birds😁
I enjoyed this video very much. Thank you. Our male budgie is a great talker and that was very unexpected but we spent a lot of time with him in his 'formative years' and still do. We are thinking of breeding him but he is not used to any other budgie, has been spoiled rotten for the past four years and are worried he will make life difficult for any female budgie. Wondering if we should get a male instead but he is such a character and a beautiful bird, that we feel it is sad we cannot breed him.
My female parakeet keeps biting me and my male doesn’t
Simba the king lucky
I have a pure yellow budgie with red eyes and I was wondering how I am able to tell his or her gender?
Adn
Lutino males don't have blue nose, only pink. But mature female might have slightly brown or flaky nose.
Male vs female
Female budgie
How can you tell a female or male
The cere on the top of their nose.A Male has a Blue cere and a Female has a Brown cere.
Can I keep 3 male budgies together??
budgies look like small sun conures lol
Nah they look better
Plz answer I've a female tame 1month old budgie. Can I get a male friend for her? I'm also teaching her to talk. She is very active and friendly!
....I have a female so... the only way is to get another female :< woopsies
About 3 days ago my male budgie passed away but he had a sister who is 2 and a half years old and I don’t know how to train her to trust me again or get her on my hand because she runs away from me in her cage, any tips?
here => th-cam.com/video/AuxOUvC90EQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so muchhh I want to get 2 budgies but I wasn’t sure if I should get 2 females or 2 males so thanks
I too am finding that, two males bond very well, they are exhibitions so bit more laid back♥️
Will my budgies breed if there is only a pair in a small breeding size cage? Should I kept them outside or inside? How long would it take them to bond if both doesn't know each other? If bonded how long it would take them to breed for a fully mature budgies?
Thank you so much for your helpful videos!
You are welcome! Glad I could help
Male make a better budgie female are so hard to tame
My budgies r so loud the screech and give ,e headache
My two females have been blood thirsty cuties
is it good to have two females ? im scared xd
My budgie got really aggressive to my other one and wouldn’t let him on the stick do u know why? Please reply
It could be they don't have enough space (cage size wise), or personality issue
my cage is actually a really good size long sticks and pretty wide but I think it’s bc my bird wanted to mate bc she kept trying to and the other one didnt
but ty
I actually tamed my male budgie easier than the female.
same
I’m new to the budgie world I got a male budgie and he so chill and relax let’s me out my hand in there rub him and everything I just got Barry and companion her name is Iris and she a handful I can’t even get near her just gotta show her little more love I guess lmao 💜 #Barry&Iris
Can I still tame a female who lives w/ my male? I’ve heard that they loose interest in u. My birbs are very good companions now and I don’t want to take the female away to change her w/ another Male bc I feel like it would be upsetting for both my birbs. Help...
Sir I'm a new budgie owner.....I have two male budgies and one female budgie...but the two males fight with each other...shall I remove the 2nd male who is not the pair of my female budgie or shall I remove the female so that the two of the males have better friendship ?
But my brother's budgies are males and the female budgie died on 4th March...but still the two males have better friendship....why this so ?
I'll be waiting for your reply ☺
when they are in breeding mood, they would compete for the female, so that's why you can see them fighting.
if you remove the non paired male, or the female. you will solve the fighting problem since it is all because of the female.
anyway if you don't spend much time with your budgies, I would suggest you buying a budgie to your left out one.
if you have a breeding box, it could be the cause of the problem as well. you can try to remove it first and see if they still fight, then you have to separate them.
@@BudgieWorld thanks a lot...I'll talk to daddy about that
Anasuya Bordoloi I would buy another female for the other male
Sir if you remove woman they will kill eachother so let the woman
Anasuya Bordoloi because they are jealous
Hello, Now i have male and female, but i plan tu add more budgie in my cage. So what gender can be add.
I recommend more females, the males will fight over one female - trust me, my female never got out of breeding because I had too many males who all wanted her
Hello I am going to be buying budgies soon and wanted to know what gender of budgie I should get. Two males was my original plan but I just don’t know. What do you think? I look forward to a reply.thank you so much. Your channel is very helpful for new bird owners 🙏🏻❤️
It's a very good idea starting with two males, they usually are easily to bond with no problems or fights, and if you but them young you might be able to have a very strong bond with them. but of course it needs a lot of time and patience
Thank you so much for your feedback, this helps a lot. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I have a female I kinda want a male so there would be less conflict but I can’t take care of babies if they were to have them
Im just saying , this video didnt help at all
That’s ok! But you have to remember that some people may not know some of these facts, and he is trying to help those people. I think it’s awesome that you know these facts! But to say that it’s useless is just untrue.
They look lovely, do you know what they taste like, how big can I breed them in grams? How long does it take to breed? Could I do it on a factory scale? IE a new fast food idea... "Budgie Bites" maybe...you definitely have me thinking, I have lots of street food business I'm always looking for a new angle 🤔
Insane 😂
@@deripfina 😉
Hi man, love your video I want 3 males and 3 females is that sensible I have a big Avery with no other birds
Sounds good ☺
Good luck with your plan! Flocks get along better then 2-3 budgies so that's a good idea, this is coming from someone with a flock of 7 budgies!
Is it okay to just get one budgie? Or do I need more than one?
You should really get more than one; they are social animals and will probably be depressed if they don't have another bird friend. Some birds are fine with the humans being their friends, but to do this you would have to spend a lot of time with them every day; it's a lot easier and better to get two or more birds. Also, if you get them both/all from the same pet store, they will already be friends and won't need time to adjust to each other.
Pungetello Thank you! My friend is getting a budgie, and since I have 2 guinea pigs and know that they can’t be kept alone. I wanted to help her and figure out if it was okay to just have one.
Depending you want to have interaction you better take one bird.
I must get Denny a male 😖
Denny the Budgie yes also I can’t believe you’re here!
I bought a new budgie yesterday and it was singing all day, do you think it will be able to speak?
How's the budgie?
For me, my male is wayyyyyyyy easier to tame.
same
What if u have all those personalities
birdie........ or birdo
Hai, i am already buy this birds.. Its normal they not chirping? Mybe in new homes. I got 2 male..
they need some time to accommodate :)
@@BudgieWorld it is possible a bird will tame, a bird 1 years old.
My parents brought me two budgies and i think they are both females.its 3rd day and i was scared that they may fight they still haven’t.
I named them brazil and tweet because of their colour
I think brazil is less than 4 month
But tweet is not they sit together tweet sometimes. Problem occurs when i listen any budgie video to know more about them they start panicing and twetting.
Is this is nothing about the video but I just wanna say it.. My budgies might never like me and always hate me and wish for my death... But I will always love them 😭😄😭😄😭😄😭
if they are a bit scared of you that doesn't mean they hate you, they need time to get used to you and be more comfortable with you around
Can I keep 3 female budgies in one cage?
Yep u can!
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2 Females is something I was advised against.
My female is
I am planning of buying two budgies, a male and a female, I want to tame them, so that they sit on my fingers and be comfortable with me. Its ok if it doesn't learn to speak (the male)....Will it be difficult to hand tame both of them?
the younger the budgie is, the easier, and with two it is more difficult than one, but it is achievable.
here's a taming video that explains everything for you => th-cam.com/video/AuxOUvC90EQ/w-d-xo.html
they bond faster when they are alone ,then all attention is on you ..not another bird
Sir egg ge kavu kododu female or male
No I’m not breeding my budgies
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Males are easier to tame. Especially if you have a couple. The advantage is that if you have an opposite sex pair, she will catch on from him.
What do you do if you accidentally buy a male and female unaware and they have babies is it fine to return the male and get a female or are you stuck with a breeding pair
This is a question from a idiot who might get budgies
Male
I have 2 budgies. I love them so much. They have very light lavender ceres.One is blue and one is white. The blue one chases the white one from branch to branch, chases the white one from toys, food and water and chases the white one away when Icome to talk to them.. Sometimes the blue one gives the white one a break but it's the same thing every day. The cage is a very large flight cage so they have plenty of space. Other times they preen and feed eachother and sometimes the white one follows the blue one so I'm not sure if I should separate them or not. Any suggestions?
I have 2 female an 1 male
I have female. My mum got her off the internet
I want a female for my exist male to breed
Male is way better
I have two gay parakeets try me
daming kaekekan nito hahahaha
0:03 both are females
left male, right female
Ok..thanks for reminding..I have 3 male and female budgies
I don’t think the gender matters.
In my own personal experience the males have always been the sweetest . Unless it's a hand raised female, this is just my experience with the untamed females though.
The birds u have r both female
I have 20+