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Alexandrine Parakeet birds

Alexendrine Parakeet © Angela Halopulos
Alexandrine Parakeet Stats
Scientific Name:  Psittacula eupatria
Size:  Large, 23 inches
Native Region:  India, Southeast Asia
Life Expectancy:  15 to 30 years
Noise Level:  Moderate
Talk/Trick Ability:  Moderate
Alexandrine Parakeet Species Profile
Traits:  Alexandrine Parakeets are independent but social and make excellent pets. They are adventurous and enjoy new toys and activities. While they do not enjoy as much handling as other parrots, Alexandrine parakeets do like being touched and stroked on occasion. These birds enjoy showering in the rain, so regular indoor showers or spraying them with a bottle is ideal.

Behavior/Health Concerns:  Alexandrine Parakeets can be noisy and a prolific chewer, so provide wooden toys. They can also be aggressive toward other birds, so it is best to house Alexandrine parakeets in separate cages. These pet birds need a varied diet with plenty of fruit, vegetables and greens. With training, practice and patients, this parakeet can become a tame pet.

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