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HAND TAMED COCKATIELS FOR SALE IN CHENNAI AND ACROSS INDIA.

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We raise Cockatiels which are Cuddly, Outgoing and Comical. These are just three reasons why we are still the best for cockatiels in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and across India. We have excellent tamed and socialized Cockatiels for sale in Chennai and also transported to other locations in India. We receive regular requests for hand-raised cockatiels from across India. Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Goa, Hyderabad, Vizag, Trivandrum, Ernangulam, Palakkad, Mysore, Madurai, Coimbatore are few places where we regularly supply Cockatiels on demand from new pet owners and cockatiel lovers.

Our Cockatiels often enjoy spending their time snuggling on their favorite/companion person’s shoulder. They are healthy, well-Tamed, well-socialized. Our cockatiels can become a great Companion and a family pet. Our cockatiels are also very much ideal for apartment living and for first time pet owners including kids.

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COCKATIELS

LIFESPAN

Up to 20 years

​SIZE

small

COLOR

Gray, White, Yellow

SOUNDS

Whistler, Chirp

INTERACTION
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Social

All About Cockatiels

​The cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus), also known as weiro bird, or quarrion, is a bird that is a member of its own branch of the cockatoo family endemic to Australia. They are prized as household pets and companion parrots throughout the world and are relatively easy to breed. As a caged bird, cockatiels are second in popularity only to the budgerigar.

The cockatiel is the only member of the genus Nymphicus. It was previously considered a crested parrot or small cockatoo; however, more recent molecular studies have assigned it to its own subfamily, Nymphicinae. It is, therefore, now classified as the smallest of the Cacatuidae (cockatoo family). Cockatiels are native to Australia, favouring the Australian wetlands, scrublands, and bushlands. Source:Wiki


All About Cockatiels:​
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 In their native Australia, cockatiels are also referred to as weiros as well as quarrians. 
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  • Cockatiels are members of the cockatoo family. Also known as little cockatoo.
  • Lutino and Albino mutation cockatiels can develop a bald spot on the back of their head.
  • Cockatiels are good whistlers and are talented to whistle tunes and songs if trained
  • Male cockatiels in particular are known for their whistling capabilities, which can be directed at their favored person, object or mirror.
  • Cockatiels are social birds and thrive when given opportunities to interact with you,
  • You may gently pet cockatiels cheek feathers.
  • Cockatiel Loves being talked to or simply being in the same room as you.

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How To Care For Your Cockatiels

​A cockatiel needs a cage spacious enough to accommodate multiple perches, toys, food bowls and have plenty of room to flap its wings without hitting them against anything.  A cage with a large door front is ideal because it makes it easier to return a cockatiel to its cage, especially since cockatiels can be flighty birds. Cockatiels are natural ground foragers and will forage on the bottom of the cage if given the opportunity; cover the cage floor with newspaper and sprinkle crumbled treats or millet sprinkle seed for your cockatiel to find. Cockatiels are social birds and thrive when given opportunities to interact with you, whether it is gently petting their cheek feathers, being talked to or simply being in the same room as you.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - FAQ

​Are Cockatiels good for beginners?
​They are easy to breed, gentle, and love to be handled and stroked. Cockatiels make a soft chirping sound and are less noisy than other parrots. Cockatiels are easy to tame, inexpensive and simple to maintain, and thus make an excellent choice for a beginner. Relatively quiet bird.
​​ARE COCKATIELS GOOD PETS?
​Like other parrots, cockatiels see color and enjoy multi colored toys. ... Cockatiels are gentle, affectionate pets. They fit in small homes and are usually welcome in apartments. You and your cockatiel can have lots of fun interacting with each other; they like to be touched but will also just hang out with you happily.
​ARE COCKATIELS FRIENDLY?
DO COCKATIELS RECOGNIZE THEIR OWNERS?
​Cockatiels make great first pets — feathered or otherwise.
They are extremely social and love spending time with their human flock mates. They clearly recognize their caretakers and are responsive to their voices.
Are Cockatiels Good For Kids?​​
​Cockatiels are larger than finches and budgies, but they're still one of the best pet birds for kids. They can learn to talk, whistle, and do tricks, making them a delight for children. ... So select a cockatiel for kids who really have a desire to keep birds and learn about them
​Are Cockatiels Good for APARTMENTS?
Since I mentioned apartments, both cockatiels and budgies make good apartment pets. They do vocalize, but generally their calls do not disturb neighbors. And, like most parrots, they are quiet all night, which makes them good neighbors, too
​Do cockatiels need another bird?
​Cockatiels are sociable are companion birds and they need to interact with you or another bird to thrive. Companion birds will get lonely if ignored and left alone. They will become depressed, stop singing, playing, eating and will spend most of their life being lonely, hiding in a corner of the cage.
​Can Cockatiels Talk?
​Cockatiels are more inclined to whistle than to talk. Male cockatiels are more likely to attempt talking than females, and some can learn to speak a few words or phrases. Cockatiels tend to chirp rather than screech, and their relatively lower noise volume makes them a good apartment pet.
​How often should I bathe my cockatiel?
​While a good rule of thumb is to offer your bird a bath once a week, many birds will desire the opportunity to clean up more or less frequently.
​Should I cover my cockatiels cage at night?
It is not necessary to cover bird cages at night. Sometimes a bird prefers it, sometimes it is needed to limit daylight when you have a bird who won't stop laying eggs. But for now, there is no need to cover their cage at night. Cockatiels do better with a nightlight, too, because some can be prone to night frights.
What Kind of Toys do Cockatiels Like?
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