10/20/2026
For the fee of one bird you get both.
I could be wrong but it appears Bubba-Kujo (20 year old Scarlet) prefers women. He does give me kisses. I can once in a while get in some head scratches. He's just super eager. Too eager. Has some self control issues that can be trained out.
He cannot be allowed access to a cage when there are smaller birds like Lacey around. He has no concept of his abilities and could accidentally corner and murder a smaller bird. Including Lacey (21 year old bare eyed corella).
Both can be very territorial so their space needs to be exclusively theirs, AND Lacey needs a place to go to get away from him. That can be a cage, but it also means Bubba can't have access to the floor. They must have hung perches or a cleverly designed floor standing version.
Small flying birds in the same home are not a good idea. Lacey flies and will gladly land on your shoulder for attention. She will also go after small birds in her territory as will Bubba. Fortunately, he can't fly. Unfortunately he only needs to get lucky once with his powerful beak and feet to kill or scare a small bird to death.
They do come with a boing (spiral rope) and orbit rope and other toys to hang from the ceiling.
Bubba's feather condition appears to be a hormone or stress triggered ganglioneuritis. He grows many of the feathers back, but excessively grooms like he has a hives feeling consistent with nerve damage (ganglioneuritis). This is not a curable condition. It's a love him as he is condition. He is otherwise healthy with long beautiful tail feathers as you can see. For information on AG seehttp://akademe.org/pubs/Parronting/AG.pdf
If you are outside Arkansas, don't bother because Federal law prevents us form adopting Bubba specifically across state lines. If you have applied, then follow up by friending and reaching out to George Yool to schedule a video chat. If you haven't applied, do that first here: https://fb.jotform.com/220215139703042
