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Lovely

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Lovebirds: Gabby, Dino, and Belle Nips
Quaker Parrots: Mozzi and Sydney
So, I'm going to be adopting this little girl. She is female, because the breeder I'm adopting her from said she has had 2 clutches. But I know the process, and I have a cage set up for her to be in quarantine.

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(I have taken over the Lovebird forums!!!!!!)
 
Lovely, she's beautiful! I love how pastel and pretty she is. Please flood the forum with more pictures soon. :)
 
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Getting clearance from my mom first. Lol the breeder I'd be getting her from is trying to get my to adopt a conure instead.

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Getting clearance from my mom first. Lol the breeder I'd be getting her from is trying to get my to adopt a conure instead.

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Are you BUYING her from a breeder, or is the breeder rehoming her for some other reason?
 
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Are you BUYING her from a breeder, or is the breeder rehoming her for some other reason?

Oh, I don't say buy or rehoming. Adopting is a word I'd rather use when it comes to "rehoming/buying" an animal of any species. Word preference

They guy is like any other breeder, mainly focus' on Conures and Lovebirds.
And finding someone who breeds Lovebirds is hard to find where I live. It's about a 3 hour drive just to go see this girl. But I won't get a Conure, I think I'm still a little inexperienced for a bird larger then a Lovebird.

But he's putting her up for adoption (rehoming) because her mate died 4 months ago. I don't think he has another male old enough to mate yet.

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You are buying not adopting no amount of word play is going to change that fact...

Sorry but adopting is usually a little more noble then hey what a pretty little bird...

And the breeder is probably trying to get more money out of you since a conure is a higher priced animal...

She is beautiful though.
 
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You are buying not adopting no amount of word play is going to change that fact...

Sorry but adopting is usually a little more noble then hey what a pretty little bird...

And the breeder is probably trying to get more money out of you since a conure is a higher priced animal...

She is beautiful though.

It's how i feel with animals, I think of buying an animal as if your getting it from a pet store. But I will let you call it what you wish.

I won't be getting her for a while though, mom won't pay for her. So I asked the breeder if he could hold her for me, if not I'll be getting one of the little babies (Not as pretty as her.) So when I get paid (or if my friend is still going to buy her for me for my birthday.)

Yeah, I want a conure. I won't take the risk of it not getting along with my babies. I'll stick to lovebirds.

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She is beautiful! Good Luck :41:
and... HAPPY BIRTHDAY :smile041:
 
I agree with you, probably the best idea to not get a conure- not saying you couldn't care for it, of course!
However lovies are quite notorious for not getting along with other species- so unless you'd be able to cage them in separate rooms it would be difficult having birds who hate each other. :(
 
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It'd odd though. Everyone has told me Lovebirds have to grow up with a bird of a different breed to get along with it. Gabby (Gonna keep the name Gabby even though Gabby is a boy) was about a year old when we got Mozzi (the Quaker Parrot) and Mozzi was about 4-5 months (not sure) Gabby and Mozzi got along just fine.

(Gabby and Mozzi)
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That's why I was questioning about the different breed.

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