How do you get your conure to sleep at night? - parakeet and conure in same room
My friend and I recently bought a Conure and I love you to death. She loves to cuddle, especially under the covers. But we are not willing to sleep with us today night as the bed, for obvious reasons. As he lay in his cage, clinging to a son and not sit on his perch. It moves the whole night and make noises. We read that the nest boxes and how he liked to be covered with a blanket, we had a little "Snuggle Safe" for him. But he hates. What can we try? I am afraid it is not enough rest. The other thing I would like to mention is that we have a parakeet, we have in our room. Finally, we want to sit Conure cage in the same room as the parrot, but they are still in the "know phase. Until now the parakeet cage works in our bedroom. Should we move our bedroom to the cage? Thanks for the advice!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Parakeet And Conure In Same Room How Do You Get Your Conure To Sleep At Night?
5 comments:
lol yup, my grandmother has the same thing! The bird was free to move throughout the day, but one night she was in her cage, complete with lights and a towel over the cage.
I have a brown belly Conure sleeping face down, clinging to the side of the cage, he has done since I came to 3 years
My grandmother used to the cage with a dark cloth at night or when the company went public coverage
Me too! Yes, it is easier to do, and continue to promote with the words "SLEEP TIME, Night Night." or something. However, they enter the cage, or they anynoise and not dark. Please contact me for further questions or to
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I have a Conure, and we went into the store to buy something small cabin and still not at first glance, but they are heated. something that we could try to let the parakeet in his cage most of the day, and let it really used to his cage, not around him very much, so it would hang over the bar to approach, he will / They LL departure of the rod. coverage is also a good idea, but some birds, such as sleeping or hanging in bars. Try some of these measures and want to know if they work.
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