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These extraordinary budgerigars have a unique lineage, believed to have originated from a chance mutation that occurred in the aviaries of Japanese breeders.Their feathers boast a rich, velvety texture,...

Expanding your budgie's diet with a variety of safe vegetables can contribute to their overall health and well-being.

Incorporating a variety of fruits into your budgie's diet can significantly contribute to their overall health and happiness. From the sweet juiciness of berries to the tropical goodness of mangoes, providing...

Choose safe seeds for your budgies, such as millet, flaxseeds, and sunflower seeds. Millet provides essential amino acids, flaxseeds offer omega-3 fatty acids for feather health, and sunflower seeds are...

Rescue organization might cost around $30 to $100. Purchasing a cockatiel from a breeder may cost $50 to $600, depending on multiple factors.

Infertility, nutritional deficiencies, inexperienced pair, threat, and stress in cockatiel can lead them to eggs breaking, throwing, and eating.

On average, a healthy and well-cared-for pair of cockatiels can breed anywhere from 1 to 4 times annually. We recommend only two breeding cycles in a year to provide enough resting time to your cockatiels...

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Budgies, also known as parakeets, are delightful and social birds that exhibit a range of behaviors, often leaving owners curious about their interactions. One common behavior that perplexes many budgie...

Yes, black budgies are indeed real and exist as a legitimate mutation within the budgerigar species, commonly known as budgies or parakeets. The black budgie mutation alters the bird's typical color pigmentation,...

The average price of common budgies ranges from $10 to $40. Budgie mutations can cost anywhere between $50 to $300, depending on their specific mutation and breeder reputation.

Fleas are species-specific, meaning that fleas that typically infest cats or dogs cannot survive on budgies. Instead, budgies can be affected by mites or lice, which are bird-specific parasites.