Quaker parrots do best in homes, where they are made to be part of the family. If they are included in daily activities, they thrive on socialization. They are also happy to spend the majority of their time with their owners.

In a home where the attention supply doesn’t meet demand, a quaker parrot at some point can start to exhibit some undesirable behavior towards others.

Baby Quaker parrots for sale, These birds are also known as Monk parakeets and Baby Quaker parrots. They are available for pet owners in many color mutations thanks to selective breeding. However, they all belong to the same species, Myiopsitta Monachus.
All of our birds come with toys, manuals, food, and a cage. Delivery can take up to 24 hours depending on your location.

Baby Quaker’s home needs

You have three options: a plastic storage container, a wooden box, or a glass fish tank. These are all good options for creating a brooder for your baby Quakers. Before placing Quakers in the box, clean it thoroughly. The whole Quaker parrot species enjoys perching, so it is important to keep the brooder at least 14 inches high. The baby Quakers will need to be fed from a brooder that is at least 14 inches high. If this is not possible, the brooder should be covered with very small ventilation holes. This can be done with a wooden cover that has punched holes.