Size: Approximately 30-33 cm (12-13 inches) in length, including the tail.
Weight: Around 80-120 grams (2.8-4.2 ounces).
Color:
Body: The Eno Cockatiel is characterized by its bright, eye-catching colors. It typically features a predominately white body with distinct and vibrant yellow or orange highlights.
Face: The face usually has bright yellow or orange cheeks, which are more pronounced than in other color mutations.
Wings: The wings are generally a mix of white with subtle pastel colors, depending on the specific individual.
Tail: The tail feathers are long and tapered, with a predominantly white appearance and occasional pale colors.
Beak: Small and pale, usually light pink or ivory.
Eyes: Dark eyes, which may contrast with the lighter body feathers.
Distribution: Native to Australia, where cockatiels are found in a variety of environments. The Eno mutation, however, is a product of selective breeding and is found in captivity.
Environment: In captivity, Eno Cockatiels thrive in spacious cages or aviaries with plenty of toys, perches, and social interaction. Mimicking their natural environment with ample space for flight and enrichment is beneficial.
Social Structure: Eno Cockatiels are social birds that enjoy the company of other cockatiels or their human caregivers. They form strong bonds with their owners and are known for their affectionate nature.
Diet
Primary Food: In the wild, cockatiels feed on seeds, fruits, and other plant materials, and occasionally small insects.
Captivity Diet: A balanced diet in captivity should include high-quality seeds, pellets, and a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. They also enjoy leafy greens and millet sprays.
Feeding Behavior: Eno Cockatiels, like other cockatiels, are active feeders and benefit from foraging opportunities. Providing a mix of foods and enrichment helps keep them engaged and healthy.
Breeding
Breeding Season: Cockatiels can breed throughout the year in captivity. In the wild, breeding typically occurs during the Australian spring and summer.
Nest Location: In the wild, cockatiels nest in tree hollows. In captivity, they use nest boxes.
Egg Quantity: Clutches usually consist of 4-7 eggs.
Incubation Period: The female incubates the eggs for about 18-21 days.
Fledging: Chicks fledge approximately 4-6 weeks after hatching, though they continue to be cared for by the parents for a few more weeks.
Lifespan
In the Wild: Cockatiels generally live around 10-15 years.
In Captivity: With proper care, they can live up to 15-20 years or more.
Behavior
Temperament: Eno Cockatiels are known for their friendly, affectionate, and playful nature. They are relatively quiet compared to other parrots but can be quite vocal with chirps and whistles.
Social Interaction: They thrive on social interaction, whether with other cockatiels or human caregivers. They can be taught to mimic sounds and simple words and enjoy being handled and cuddled.
Vocalization: Their vocalizations include soft whistles, chirps, and occasional calls. Males are especially good at mimicking sounds and can be trained to speak or whistle tunes.
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