Can you keep budgies in separate cages?

Keeping Parakeets in Separate Cages Parakeets need to be kept apart if one of them is being bullied. Mating birds will need their own space too. Place it close to the established birds so that they can all get used to each other.

Should I keep my birds in separate cages?

It would be preferable to breed birds with from different bloodlines. Even birds who appear to get along at first may become aggressive during breeding periods. We have found this works best when two separate cages are provided and each bird has their own possessions, such as toys.

Is it good to separate budgies?

It’s important to let them settle in until they’re comfortable. You can tame them with both in the same cage, it may be easier to do so if one budgie takes to taming faster than the other and can make the other one more comfortable with the idea. However, you also can separate them and work with them if you would like.

What cage is best for 2 budgies?

The 8 Best Budgie Cages

1. Prevue Pet Wrought Iron Bird Flight Cage – Best Overall.
2. Prevue Pet Small Bird Flight Cage – Best Value.
3. Vision II L01 Bird Cage – Premium Choice.
4. Vision II M02 Bird Cage.
5. Yaheetech Roof Top Flight Bird Cage.
6. You & Me Finch Rectangle Flight Cage.
7. VIVOHOME Wrought Iron Bird Cage.
8. Mcage Flight Bird Cage.

Can you bond with two budgies?

Young budgies interact, but once they are old enough to choose a mate, then they only have contact with the mate after that. Pet birds are still wild bird, even when captive bred. When a bird is caged with another bird, even the same sex, they will almost always bond and then no longer be tame or not want to be tamed.

How big should my cage be for 2 budgies?

Parakeet Cage Size Requirements If you plan on buying a cage for a single budgie (parakeet) you will need a 5500-6000 cubic inch cage. A cage for two budgies will need to have an internal volume of 9000-10000 cubic inches. And for three budgies a 11000-12000 cubic inch cage will suffice.