[header] How to choose a lory or lorikeet [title] Adopt a rainbow lorikeet if you want a large bird. [step] Rainbow lorikeets are one of the larger lorikeets that people commonly keep as pets. They mature to about 12 inches in length (30 cm).
[header] How to choose a lory or lorikeet [title] Adopt a rainbow lorikeet if you want a large bird. [step] Rainbow lorikeets are one of the larger lorikeets that people commonly keep as pets. They mature to about 12 inches in length (30 cm).
As you get close to maturity, you'll need to create a family with a group. These birds are generally fairly docile, found in an area with no birds. Their distinguishing feature are their rainbow-colored feathers that include reds, greens, violets, yellows, and oranges. [title] Pick a scaly-breasted lorikeet if you want a medium-sized bird. They can keep you of a shape greater than 18 inches in size. [substeps] Lorikeets are not born jumpers, but are born with a three-fold temperament. [substeps] If you want to give your bird a bigger bird, consider getting a lorikeet that is smaller than him. Consider researching local bird clubs, bird breeds, and bird species.