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Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 9:59 am
by U.S Marine
Is it the males who play with toys more. Also with mirrors, do males tend to stick like glue with a mirror and just sit there like a sitting duck? My bird is like that with mirrors, he ignores everything, then just walks to the mirror and sits for ages with his body almost pressed against it....
Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 11:31 am
by Thomisco7
My biggest hint for keeping your bird happy and a great pet is to take away the mirror. When a bird looks in the mirror, she sees a mate. Since birds are bonded creatures, they will bond to the bird in the mirror instead of to you as its caretaker,, i found this in website, but i am not sure if this is true also BEWARE! if you take the mirror away, it might make your bird depressed
Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 6:43 pm
by U.S Marine
Thomisco7 wrote:My biggest hint for keeping your bird happy and a great pet is to take away the mirror. When a bird looks in the mirror, she sees a mate. Since birds are bonded creatures, they will bond to the bird in the mirror instead of to you as its caretaker,, i found this in website, but i am not sure if this is true also BEWARE! if you take the mirror away, it might make your bird depressed
No, the mirror is in a diff room, and its a big mirror that's in a wall so its touching the floor. Also, my bird hops wen its excited???