tielfan wrote:
It sounds like fun! My experience with cockatiels is that they're not too keen on toys unless it's something they can tear up.
Unless if that cockatiel Lucy. Toys she likes include:
- Colorful things
- shiny things
- easy to tear up
- durable but easy to pick up
- things she can drop
- things that hang in the cage that she can swing and throw around
- things that get her mind working (like simple foraging toys)
- things that fit in her beak
- things that don't exactly fit but she tries to chew on them anyway
- things that make noise such as bells
- basically everything. If it's not food meant for her to eat, then it's a toy meant for her to chew on and play with.
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But as regards to the bird box... I do believe I've seen that before. to be honest I would love subscribing to that myself if I could. Especially because I don't always have time to make toys for them or go out and buy new ones.
I mean they already have quite a few toys in their cave, and they *still* play with the one where they had chewed all the Popsicle sticks off of and just to mess with the blue beads that were in between them.
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But my birds are just too spoiled, I guess.
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