Eclectus have not lived domestically with humans as long as Amazons, and less has been known about the specialized diets and non- toxic environments that they require for good health and long life. So, we really don't know the limits of their life spans! Currently, best guesses are less years than Amazons, but 50 years at least possible with good genes and good, healthy conditions❤💙💚
Keep the showerhead further away and just let the water fall on them as if it was rainwater, they will move themselves in the correct positions :)! I only go a bit more close when washing under the wings. But I wouldnt directly shower on the head so water doesn't go directly in their eyes
@@rubyandlokieclectus9333My Rainbow Lorikeet liked to have a shower every day and he would stay in until the water ran cold. He prefers a bath these days, easier to clean his vent.
Such a pretty birdy..
unbelievably
I knew a female Eclectus that learned to sing in her shower...la, la, laaa. These birds are great!
I've never seen a green dog. Must be a rare breed
Your telling me that's not a cat?
Wait isnt it a Hamster?
Beatles didn't get it quite right "Happiness....is a wet parrot"
So adorable!💕💕💕 Gorgeous and sweet bird!
Beautiful bird
Aw that's so cute!!
I wish I was that colourful.
Well that was insanely adorable! 🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful
Super healthy birb. You can tell by how his feathers are super shiny
시원 히겠네 !!!
Lief!
Do you have to dry them.,or can they air dry?
He can’t put his wings down
😇🥰😍❤
Cool
Could they live as long as Amazons with the proper diet?
They do not live as long as Amazons .
@@shelbourneking7068 I wonder why
Eclectus have not lived domestically with humans as long as Amazons, and less has been known about the specialized diets and non- toxic environments that they require for good health and long life. So, we really don't know the limits of their life spans! Currently, best guesses are less years than Amazons, but 50 years at least possible with good genes and good, healthy conditions❤💙💚
Should we be putting water on the head because I'm using this vid to help me bath my eclectus
Keep the showerhead further away and just let the water fall on them as if it was rainwater, they will move themselves in the correct positions :)! I only go a bit more close when washing under the wings. But I wouldnt directly shower on the head so water doesn't go directly in their eyes
How often do you shower your bird?
About 2 times a week, or depending whether they accidentally pooped on each other x)
@@rubyandlokieclectus9333My Rainbow Lorikeet liked to have a shower every day and he would stay in until the water ran cold. He prefers a bath these days, easier to clean his vent.
I can't handle the clipped wings . Sorry
I see a bird in this video.
Wait where
@@HighestRatedPlayer nah i think it's a hamster
Really? My dumbass thought it was a fucking Gorilla
@@dirge44 lol