Important Keys:
Habitat
- Distribution: The Sun Cheek Conure, like other Green-Cheeked Conure mutations, is originally native to South America, particularly in Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina, and Paraguay. The Sun Cheek mutation is primarily found in captivity, where it is selectively bred.
- Environment: In the wild, Green-Cheeked Conures inhabit forests, woodlands, and savannas. In captivity, Sun Cheek Conures are kept in spacious aviaries or large cages that provide ample space for flying and climbing.
Diet
- Primary Food: Seeds, nuts, and fruits are the main components of their diet in the wild. In captivity, they eat high-quality pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables.
- Supplementary Food: Grains, leafy greens, and occasional insects provide additional nutrition.
- Feeding Behavior: They are active foragers, climbing and using their beak to explore. In captivity, they enjoy foraging toys and puzzles that mimic natural behaviors.
Breeding
- Breeding Season: In the wild, breeding usually occurs during the rainy season. In captivity, they can breed year-round if provided with suitable conditions.
- Nest Location: In the wild, they nest in tree cavities. In captivity, they use nest boxes with soft materials like shredded paper or wood chips.
- Egg Quantity: Clutches typically consist of 4-6 eggs.
- Incubation Period: About 23-26 days.
- Fledging: Chicks fledge around 7-8 weeks after hatching.
Lifespan
- In the Wild: Typically around 10-15 years.
- In Captivity: Can live up to 20 years or more with proper care.
Behavior
- Social Structure: Sun Cheek Conures are social and affectionate, enjoying the company of both their own kind and humans. They form strong bonds with their caregivers and seek interaction.
- Vocalization: Their calls include chirps, squawks, and whistles. They can be noisy but are generally quieter compared to some larger parrot species.
- Personality: Playful, curious, and intelligent, Sun Cheek Conures enjoy interactive toys, climbing, and spending time with their owners. Their vibrant colors and engaging behavior make them popular pets.
![]()
Cape Dove
Silver Diamond Firetail Finch
Red Pied Dove
Silver Pied Dove 












Reviews
There are no reviews yet.