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Golden Conure parrot - Also known as the Queen of Bavaria Conure, this is an exceptionally beautiful and rare parrot. They ...
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Golden Conure

Also known as the Queen of Bavaria Conure, this is an exceptionally beautiful and rare parrot. They are a stunning, uniform bright yellow, with green flight feathers.

Origin
Central & South America
Size
14 inches (35.5 cm). Weight: 250g (8.8 oz)
Weight
250g avg.
Noise Level
Very Loud. They have a loud, harsh call that they will use frequently, especially if they are not the center of attention.

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Species Ratings

Talking Ability 7/10
Noise Level 9/10
Social Needs 7/10
Cuddliness 9/10

Temperament & Personality

Extremely intelligent, playful, curious, and affectionate. They are very social birds that require a huge amount of attention and interaction to thrive.

Vocalization & Talking Ability

Can be good talkers, but are more known for their loud natural calls. Their intelligence makes them great at learning tricks.

Dietary Needs

A formulated diet is the base, but they require a wide variety of other foods, including vegetables, fruits, and some nuts.

Health & Lifespan

Can live for about 30 years. Due to their rarity, they are very expensive and require specialized care. They are susceptible to Conure Bleeding Syndrome.

Housing Requirements

Unsuitable for apartments. They need a very large and durable cage or aviary to accommodate their high energy levels. Minimum 36"W x 24"D x 48"H.

Common Questions About Golden Conure

What is the lifespan of a Golden Conure?

The Golden Conure typically lives for 30 years. With proper care, diet, and regular vet check-ups, they can live a full and healthy life.

Is the Golden Conure good for beginners?

This species is rated as 'advanced' care level. They require specific attention, socialization, or dietary needs that may challenge first-time owners.

Where does the Golden Conure come from?

The Golden Conure is native to Central & South America.

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