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  1. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    You find dead lovebirds a few times a week? I adopted a tiel not a lovie but thanks for the advice.
  2. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    Yes, training = sitting my the cage and reading/talking to him. My plan ~ Week one ~ Sit by the cage at least an hour a day while reading and quietly talking to him Week two ~ Put my hand with millet in the cage and stand still as a statue while he takes it Week three ~ Put the millet above my...
  3. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    Check my Instagram for updates and more on Oscar ~ ducclesandducks_designs Oscar is doing great. We are going to start training tomorrow. :)
  4. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    Autocorrect! Anywhere = from everyone
  5. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    Thanks, y´all! Very helpful info anywhere.
  6. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    He will be out of his cage whenever I am home. Which is a lot because I work and school from home. :)
  7. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    I have a Conure flight cage about a 61´´. Also, I have millet, pellets, fruits & veggies for chop, lots of toys, paper for the poo tray, stainless steel food & water bowls, cuttlebone, cuttlebone holder, ladders, natural perches NO dowel perches, and more. :) Thanks!
  8. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    Picking him up tomorrow!
  9. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    I am excited! I bought spray millet for training today. :) I will keep everyone updated!
  10. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    He is not tame. And he is my first bird (besides chickens and ducks). I know I am taking on a lot, but I have lots of attention to give him and I have researched intensely on training. Any tips? He is stunning.
  11. cinnamoncockatiel

    Cockatiels

    I am adopting a 5-year-old male Cinnamon Cockatiel this Sunday. I am knowledgeable on them but can anyone tell me a little more? I am excited! I have all the supplies and attention he could need, :)
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