Because everyone likes to assume we clipped the feathers of the bird when this is a first day home video with him his feathers were clipped before even getting him by the breeder, most breeders do this and all pet stores do it so 99% of the time when you receive a baby bird the feathers will be clipped so stop making accusations please

I love how happy he is but I wouldn’t recommend forcing him to step up, also that pose he did wasn’t because he was relaxing it’s because he’s trying to breath

I just brought home my baby pineapple conure a month ago.  He loves water too.  He jumped right into the cat waterer (small fountain) that I had purchased for my smaller birds.  Although he's a bit big for it, he loves it and sometimes takes two baths a day.  The cutest thing is that he talks to himself in his sleep tent before he falls asleep.  I get to hear all these cute little squeaks and growls until he finally drifts off.  He is the happiest little bird I've ever had.

my girl attached pretty immediately when I brought her home(she was 2 months old) but it took a while for her to get a hang of step up. She knew what I wanted but didn't always want to do it herself. I chose not to force it and now she steps up great :D most of the time ;)

You shouldn’t force a bird to do anything it doesn’t want to do. (Forcing a step up, backing it into the corner of the cage to force a step up, forcing food when they obviously didnt want to eat, i could go on and on) That can cause the bird to lose trust in you completely. I get you own a lot of birds but you could probably do alot of things alot better.. especially the shower…  That bird was borderline drowning… the feathers stuck to the body with the head tilted upwards with eyes closed does NOT =happy bird. Please do more research… i could go on and on and on, the thing i saw in this short video alone…

i bought a pinnacle conure a couple weeks ago. i love him/her so much. she is so cuddly and affectionate. best bird i’ve ever owned. she does get a little aggressive and protective if somebody else approaches me while she’s on my shoulder or if she’s sleeping.

Loved the cute birbyyy....just one small request....do not put your bird directly under the shower. The water might get in their lungs and they may drown.....the pose that he was doing was because he was trying to breathe....the best way to give a bath is to give a water dish or just mist with a spray bottle.

Aww...I have pineapple conure, over three months old and had her about a month and a half, she is hand tame but still very nippy...never biting hard. It
seems that yours doesn't nip at all!

Birds are wonderful 🥰

I have 2 cockatiels,only 8 months old,very tame and am getting a baby green cheek conure,hope they get along good.

wow that cage is massive for indoor

lol i found this bird randomly at my house

How Sweet 💞

What a fun day!  Thanks for posting this, I’m getting myself ready to adopt a green cheek, but if I’m honest I’m still very heartbroken from losing my best bud, a lovebird I had over half my life.  Still, I know once I take the plunge, I’m so much better prepared to give a conure a very happy life!

I just love when they have there baby faces with there big cute eyes I have a pineapple named rocket n 2 cockatiels n 2 love birds

So adorable... snug as a bug!!

So cute

Beautiful and sweet conure😍☺️

Wow I also have a white face cinnamon pearl cockatiel and going this evening to get a pineapple conure. 😍

Thank you very much it was very helpful