African love birds all come from the genus Agapornis, of which there are nine species. Of these nine species, three are commonly kept as pets, and the other six are significantly rarer or unknown in captivity. Cockateils Bird
Lovebirds and cockatiels are both wonderful birds that make great pets. With your love and care, your lovebird or cockatiel will be a loyal friend and companion as long as i
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Behavior
Both cockatiels and lovebirds are very affectionate, sweet birds. Lovebirds are more playful and acrobatic, and cockatiels tend to prefer more steady, stable environments. Noise
Lovebirds and cockatiels are usually fairly quiet birds. Lovebirds tend to chatter more like finches, whereas cockatiels tend to like to whistle. Both birds can become screamers if they're neglected. Time
Both birds need your time and attention daily. However, lovebirds form especially strong bonds and require steady companionship to be healthy and happy. Health
Cockatiels and lovebirds have the same type of pellet or seed diet, and both need fresh fruits and vegetables to stay healthy. When properly cared for, you can expect your cockatiel or lovebird to live for 15 to 20 years.
