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Pet Forum / Birds / Parrots / October 2004new caging
If you have a cockatiel that has lived in the same cage his whole life (about 2 years) and try to replace it with a new one that isn't the same will he be able to get comfy and be able to sleep in his new cage? or will he completely discard it? "The world is the property of Everyone, if we just had the sense to Know it! We have our feet stuck in mud, and our eyes on the stars." Grandmother Grace N.Curtis Taylor ,circa 1972AD these might help:Free 2 testdrive: http://www.promoneymatrix.com/of/dusk/freehosting.php http://www.webstars2000.com/wow/index.php?id=12115 http://www.freewebs.com/SharewithDave/index.htm http://www.Mikysgoldpro.net/?MemberID=33945 http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=46751 > If you have a cockatiel that has lived in the same cage his whole life > (about 2 years) and try to replace it with a new one that isn't the > same will he be able to get comfy and be able to sleep in his new > cage? or will he completely discard it? He will adapt. Just place his toys in roughly the same places and the perches too. > If you have a cockatiel that has lived in the same cage his whole life > (about 2 years) and try to replace it with a new one that isn't the > same will he be able to get comfy and be able to sleep in his new > cage? or will he completely discard it? Try moving the old cage right beside the new one so he can get used to its presence. Then slowly move toys, food bowls, etc into the new one. Thank you I will try that. >> If you have a cockatiel that has lived in the same cage his whole life >> (about 2 years) and try to replace it with a new one that isn't the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Try moving the old cage right beside the new one so he can get used to its >presence. Then slowly move toys, food bowls, etc into the new one. "The world is the property of Everyone, if we just had the sense to Know it! We have our feet stuck in mud, and our eyes on the stars." Grandmother Grace N.Curtis Taylor ,circa 1972AD these might help:Free 2 testdrive: http://www.promoneymatrix.com/of/dusk/freehosting.php http://www.webstars2000.com/wow/index.php?id=12115 http://www.freewebs.com/SharewithDave/index.htm http://www.Mikysgoldpro.net/?MemberID=33945 http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=46751 Mine still plays in his original for a month cage. He finds the door and sits in it. Mind you this is also his outside cage so he may be asking to go outside. Do it slowly. Let him play in it and move toys over before locking the door. They adapt. > If you have a cockatiel that has lived in the same cage his whole life > (about 2 years) and try to replace it with a new one that isn't the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > http://www.Mikysgoldpro.net/?MemberID=33945 > http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=46751 |
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