Hand Raised Vosmarie Eclectus

Hand Raised Vosmarie Eclectus

2 males available

Personality & Behavior
Eclectus parrots are intelligent, gentle birds that become welcome members of the family due to their tranquil nature. They are pretty good with children, though they will not tolerate frantic activity or constant disturbing noise. It will be important to teach children how to behave around the bird, rather than the other way around.

Speech & Sound
Eclectus parrots generally are not prone to excessive noisiness. They can be quite vocal, and are capable of developing an extensive vocabulary.

Temperament
The eclectus is a very friendly and intelligent bird species described as gentle, tranquil, and caring. Eclectus parrots are also affectionate. Most thrive best when socialization is part of their daily routine.1 They cherish the time they spend interacting with their families. They are also sensitive and can quickly become stressed if they feel neglected.

This bird will learn the routine and what to expect in your household. They enjoy the comings and goings, as well as being a part of it.

Around 18 months of age, the birds begin to reach sexual maturity. Sometimes this brings with it some aggression or the instinct to "feed" whatever is nearby. You may notice some naughty nipping behavior. This period is called bluffing, and it is best to ignore it and turn to distraction techniques instead of reinforcing it. With time, they pass through the phase and learn what's acceptable.

While both the males and females of the species make lovely pets, many owners claim that males tend to be a bit more trainable and agreeable.