Lovebirds and other birds

Lovebirds can be territorial and sometimes aggressive towards other bird species, so careful consideration is needed when housing them with other birds. In a mixed aviary setting, they may not get along well with smaller, more passive birds and could pose a threat due to their strong beaks and assertive nature. If you plan to keep lovebirds with other birds, it’s best to choose species of similar size and temperament, and to provide ample space for each bird to establish its own territory. Close monitoring is essential during initial introductions to prevent fights and injuries. Alternatively, lovebirds can be kept in pairs or small flocks of their own species, as they are social creatures and thrive on interaction. Ensuring compatibility and creating a harmonious environment is crucial for the well-being of all birds involved.