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Sun Conure Care.
Caring for you pet sun conure bird is not rocket science, but it does involve some knowledge and some 'getting to know how' information. My goal is to share with you all of the wisdom I've gained throughout the years while raising my pet sun conure birds. In my lifetime, I have raised over 100 parrots ranging from the sun conure, to quaker parrots, amazons, mccaws, etc. Although quakers and sun conures are both really easy pet parrots to raise and maintain, the sun conure has proven to be the most fun filled experience for me. So without further a do, we're on to some Sun Conure Basic Care.




Sun Conure Home.
As I mentioned before, the sun conure bird is not that hard to raise and maintain. In your home, a sun conure will only occupy a small area which will not interfere with your current living conditions. As a matter of fact, a small sun conure cage measuring about 20" wide x 24" height x 20" in length should be sufficient for a single sun conure bird. When choosing a sun conure bird cage, I urge you to get one with perches that are atleast ฝ inch in diameter with bars that are spaced about an inch apart so that your sun conure does not get his little head stuck in between the bars or risk damaging his tail feathers. It is a good idea to replace the round perches that most traditional bird cages bring with natural tree branches. This will encourage your conure to chew and peel off the bark of the branch. Plus, since the branch has a natural textured surface, your conure will have an easier time climbing and will feel right at home.

Sun Conures and weather go hand in hand and since I have lived in a warm climated area all my life, I have always kept my sun conure cage outside in the backyard Therefore, just to be safe, I will recommend that you place your sun conure's cage away from windows and doors so that they won't get any cold drafts. It goes without saying that placing your conure under heating or air conditioning ducts is not a wise idea either.