pied fischer lovebird

The Pied Fischer’s Lovebird — another term for Pied Lovebird — is a colour mutation of the Fischer’s Lovebird, Agapornis fischeri. Avian aficionados admire these lovebirds because of their unique look, which features patches of white or a much lighter shade on an otherwise glossy green coloring. Here’s more detailed information about Pied Fischer’s Lovebirds:

Appearance:
The unique trait of Pied Fischer’s Lovebirds is that they are pied birds. The Pied Lovebird is not like Fischer’s Lovebirds which are green-feathered only and have colored decorations all over. 

Key features of Pied Fischer’s Lovebirds include:
Color Variations: These white or light colored patches may be found on their heads, chest, bodies, wings and even tail. There could be a variation in terms of color, shape, and range of white patches when it comes to this particular pattern.
Beak and Feet: They have a short but strongly curved beak with clawed legs that resemble the features of other lovebirds.

Size: Regular Fischer’s Lovebirds normally measure between five and half inches to six inches in length.

Origin:
Fischer’s Lovebird has a natural mutation known as Pied. However, wild Fischer’s Lovebirds mostly have green plumage; color mutations such as the pied subspecies are possible because of genetics (that is, random gene mutation or selective breeding under artificial conditions).

Behavior and Care:
In terms of behavior, and parent needs, Fischer lovebirds are just like their wild type counterparts. Here are some key considerations:

Social Nature: They love company and they are very social. They should be kept in at least twos or little packs because they feel comfortable mingling with their species alone at all.

Playfulness: Pied lovebirds along with other lovebirds are very playful.

Diet: The diet should be well balanced with fresh fruits, vegetables, seeds, and good quality commercial bird pellets. The fresh water must be continually available.

Social Interaction: Trust between you and your Pied Lovebirds is built through spending time together every day and keeping them mentally healthy. These animals like coming out of their cages to mingle with their owner.

Grooming: Lovebirds are very sensitive when it comes to cleaning, but giving them a sponge bath can be an option that will assist in keeping their feathers neat and fit.

Healthcare: However, these dogs need regular vet checks to ensure good health, and detect problems as soon as they begin.

Breeding:
When you intend to breed the Fischer’s lovebirds, make sure you own a sexually receptive pair. Additionally, it should be noted that the Pied mutation is heritable; therefore, if both parents are carriers of this gene, then more chances of getting of Pied young one exist. The following standard avicultural breeding and chick care practices should be followed.

As a conclusion, Pied Fischer’s Lovebirds look amazing as a modification of the Fischer’s lovebirds species. Their odd or unusual look only makes them cuter as one-of-a-kind pet birds in any case. Care of Pied lovebirds is an adventure, but only if you fulfil their particular care requirements and social needs, whether you are a practiced aviculturist or a beginning bird fanatic.