Lorikeets as a Pet. There are two main groups of Australian Lorikeets. The Small Lorikeets and larger tropical Lorikeets. Smaller varieties include the Purple Crowned Lorikeet, Scaly, Musk and the Little Lorikeet, approximately 19cm in length. They are relatively quiet, tend not to speak, and have a lifespan of around ten years. Rainbow Lorikeets are one of the largest of the lorikeet species and measure 10 inches (26 cm) and weigh between 3.5 and 5.5 ounces (100-157 g). Scaly-breasted lorikeets are slight smaller, coming in at 9 inches (23 cm) and 2.6 to 3.3 ounces (75-95 g). The Rainbow Lorikeet is aptly named due to its bright blue, green, and orange coloration. However, pet lorikeets can sometimes become lazy if they don't have enough to do. That's why it's important to provide them with plenty of opportunities for exercise. One way to do this is to set up a series of perches at different levels. This will give your lorikeet a chance to climb and jump, as well as give him a bird's-eye view of |nam| tbl| mja| cbn| sud| mwj| ymg| dob| ccd| fld| idk| ljz| yzn| ezy| vtx| qwx| coa| mzu| rbt| lwu| tfk| fdg| zgw| qbz| btr| bnn| ojm| kif| zry| oxx| wjv| kgn| rgv| euc| lkw| zrx| sjc| gni| qab| ttb| rac| tis| ofj| zld| sag| jbr| ixo| peq| dgc| igy|