How do you introduce 2 new budgies?

Introducing a New Budgie

1. Turn the Threat Into Curiosity. First, don’t treat him any differently.
2. Move the Cages Together. After a day, move the two cages close together.
3. Let Your Old Pet Out. After 2-3 days, you can let the tame budgie out.
4. Try One Cage During the Day.
5. Arrange a Sleepover.

Can you bond with 2 budgies?

Two budgies who live in the same cage have little reason to learn to speak or develop a close bond with you. On the other hand, if you have only have one bird, you must spent time with it and set aside time during the day for quality time, such as playing with your budgie.

Can you have 2 budgies at the same time?

Budgies have a personality of their own, as any parakeet owner will surely tell you. Sometimes, as it is with humans, those personalities collide. So, before you decide to get a second budgie, make sure you are willing and able to keep a second, separate cage.

How long do budgies live in captivity?

In captivity, Budgies live an average of five to eight years, but are reported to occasionally live to 15 if well cared for. The life span depends on the Budgie’s breed (show Budgies typically do not live as long as wild-type Budgies) and on the individual bird’s health, which is highly influenced by exercise and diet.

When can I let my Budgie out of the cage?

After 2-3 days, you can let the tame budgie out. It’ll fly to the new bird, land on top of the cage and investigate. If it can reach a toy or food, it will play with it or eat it. He’s trying to set the pecking order!

What does it mean when a budgie takes a nap?

This means that your budgie is very comfortable and is on his way to dream land. Napping – Every budgie usually needs to take a mid-day nap. Napping is a flock behavior. All or most of the budgies in a flock will nap at the same time. You can see a flock of budgies napping above. The nap may last about 15 to 45 minutes.