How to Care for a Quaker Parakeet / Care Sheet for a Quaker Parakeet
Size: 11-13 inches
Lifespan: 20-30 years
General Info
Quakers are very curious and playful birds. They are capable of mimicking a variety of words and sounds. They are a bit strong willed, but with proper training, this outgoing little clown will entertain one and all. Like most parrot species, Quakers tend to bond closely with one or two people. Provide ample quantities of socialization with other people when they are young.
Recommended Items for a Quaker Parakeet
A quality small-parrot diet consisting of seeds and/or pellets should be fed daily. Fresh fruits and vegetables are part of a well balanced diet. Treats can be given in moderation (No Avocado, caffeine, or chocolate as these are poisonous to birds). Provide plenty of fresh water.
Dietary Needs for a Quaker Parakeet
Room temp is fine. Avoid direct sunlight or drafts.
Temperature for a Quaker Parakeet
Pelleted paper or plain paper
Bedding for a Quaker Parakeet
Like all parrots, an appropriately sized cage is needed. Preferably as large a cage as financially and space wise you can get.
Check List for a Quaker Parakeet
Vitamins
Book
Treats
Perches
Bedding
Toys
Food
Mineral Block
Cage
Cuttlebone