Do lorikeets and cockatiels get along?
As a rule, lorikeets do not get along with other birds. They’re often very aggressive toward birds of different species. Because of this, never leave your lorikeet unattended with other birds.
Can rainbow lorikeets and cockatiels live together?
Saying all that I would definitely not have them out with the Cockatiels or in the same cage with them. The cockatiels would not cope with his play antics. And yes they can be aggressive with other birds in breeding season. For those of us who have had pet lorikeets you would not swap them for the world.
Do lorikeets get along with conures?
In general though, all time out together should be supervised. Considering the dietary difference of a conure and lori though, I really don’t think permanent cohabitation is a good idea. Better that they have separate cages and hang out together outside of them. Lorikeets can be very aggressive with other birds!
Should lorikeets be kept in pairs?
Lorikeets kept in aviaries can live happily in pairs or in colonies, but this is dependant on the species. Small species such as the Purplecrowned and the Varied Lorikeet can be kept in planted aviaries and will coexist with other species.
How many times a year do lorikeets lay eggs?
Rainbow lorikeets will generally mate for life, utilising hollows found in old-growth trees to nest. The female will incubate 1-3 eggs, they can lay up to 3 clutches a year.
How do scaly-breasted lorikeets mate?
Scaly-breasted lorikeets will begin breeding at approximately one year of age. They will not breed unless there is a strong pair bond, signified by mutual preening and feeding. The male will begin the breeding process through a courtship display of bobbing and hopping.
Are scaly-breasted lorikeets endangered?
Least Concern (Population stable)
Scaly-breasted lorikeet/Conservation status
Can you put rainbow lorikeets with cockatiels?
The cockatiels would not cope with his play antics. And yes they can be aggressive with other birds in breeding season. For those of us who have had pet lorikeets you would not swap them for the world. Even with their drawbacks they are probably one of the best most amusing pet birds you could have.
