how much does a love bird cost

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Characteristics of Males and Females

Although hens, or females, are larger than males, the latter are smaller and have larger heads. Additionally, females perch with their legs spread wider apart, making them easier to recognize. Lovebirds tend to regurgitate food for their partners when they are male.

Mating

When lovebirds reach ten months of age, they can begin to breed. After mating, the hen lays three to six eggs, which must be incubated for twenty-two to twenty-five days.

List of Different Types of Lovebirds

  • Lutino Lovebird
  • Dutch Blue Lovebird
  • Green-pied Lovebird
  • Orangeface Lovebird
  • Blue-pied Lovebird
  • Seagreen Lovebird
  • Green Violet Lovebird
  • American Cinnamon Lovebird
  • Slate Peach-faced Lovebird
  • Pied Violet Lovebird
  • Blue-masked Lovebird

FAQ

Is A Love bird a good pet?

They are very social and form deep bonds with their owners and are sometimes very cuddly birds, but their intense personalities can also make them prone to nipping and territorial aggressiveness and jealousy. Hand-raised babies make the best pets.

How long do pet lovebirds live?

The lovebird is a small stocky parrot between 5.1-6.7 inches (13-17 cm). They have a large bill and a tail that is either round or square. Their average life span is between 10-12 years with some living even longer. The oldest recorded lovebird lived 17 years.

Are love birds cheap?

Lovebird Populations In The Wild Although the price varies, they usually cost less than parrot species that are large or those that are rare. A random internet search showed prices ranging from $45 to $200.

What is the best age to buy a lovebird?

I have found the best time to purchase handfed lovebirds is before they are weaned, between four and six weeks of age, the earlier the better. Lovebirds wean about seven weeks of age. I find them so easy to wean that they often begin to wean before you are ready to stop mothering them!