Bolivian Military Macaws (very large) – Two pairs, unrelated

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

230146

Pet

Bird

Breed

Macaw

Location

Ohio Avenue, Richmond, Contra Costa County, California

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

Connect Now

Listing Description

Bolivian Military Macaws (very large) – Two pairs, unrelated; proven. They sit and feed. Both have been scoped by an avian veterinarian in 2016 and are 100% viable and active. These are not pets. They get aggressive towards people coming near their cage when they want to breed, but will let you clean their cage and change food once you open the cage door. These are real breeders, not converted pets. A private room was built to house these Macaws, but they can see each other and the males scream and bluff at each other disturbing African Greys in an adjacent room; usually in the mornings and at dusk. If anyone has raised Greys, they don’t like to hear Macaws in the background. The females primarily stay in their nest boxes, unless it’s closed off after a clutch has been pulled for their recovery. Large cages and next boxes are available for pickup only because of their size and weight. Any questions please feel free to message me or email me at Email Me Here. Thank you! Call for more information @ ***

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FAQs about Bolivian Military Macaws

What is special about Bolivian Military Macaws?

Bolivian Military Macaws are very large birds known for their striking appearance and intelligence. They are proven breeders, ensuring a higher likelihood of successful breeding when paired together.

Are these Bolivian Military Macaws suitable as pets?

No, these Bolivian Military Macaws are not pets. They exhibit aggressive behavior towards people during their breeding phases, which makes them more suited for experienced avian breeders rather than casual pet owners.

Can I interact with the Bolivian Military Macaws?

Bolivian Military Macaws will allow you to clean their cage and change their food, they may become aggressive if they feel their breeding process is being disrupted. It's advised to approach them with caution during breeding seasons.

How are the Bolivian Military Macaws housed?

These macaws are housed in a specially constructed private room. Although they can see each other, their vocalizations can disturb other birds, such as African Greys, nearby.

What type of environment do Bolivian Military Macaws need?

Bolivian Military Macaws require a large space with suitable cages and nesting boxes for breeding. This ensures that they can thrive and breed comfortably.

How can I get more information about the Bolivian Military Macaws?

If you have any questions or need more information about these Bolivian Military Macaws, feel free to message or reach out. It’s essential for potential owners or breeders to be well-informed before acquiring these birds.

Where are the Bolivian Military Macaws located?

The Bolivian Military Macaws are located in Richmond, Contra Costa County, California, and are available for local pickup only due to their large size and weight.

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