Brown Headed Poicephalus

Poicephalus cryptoxanthus

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Brown Headed Poicephalus at a glance
Lifespan
25-30 years
Minimum cage
24in x 24in x 30in
Noise
Fairly quiet
Talking
Occasional words
Dander
Low
Experience
Fairly easy
Typical figures for the species, gathered from avian references. Individual birds vary.

Common questions

How long do Brown Headed Poicephalus live?

Brown Headed Poicephalus typically live 25-30 years in good conditions. That is a long commitment for any household, and worth planning for before buying rather than after.

How loud are Brown Headed Poicephalus?

Fairly quiet. Noise is the most common reason parrots are rehomed, so it is worth being honest with yourself about your home, your neighbours and the hours you keep before choosing a species.

Do Brown Headed Poicephalus talk?

Occasional words. No individual bird can be promised to speak, whatever the species is known for, so buy for the company rather than the conversation.

What size cage does a Brown Headed Poicephalus need?

A minimum of 24in x 24in x 30in, and wider matters more than taller - birds fly across rather than up. Treat any minimum as a floor rather than a target.

Are Brown Headed Poicephalus good for a first-time owner?

Fairly easy. Ask any breeder directly what they think of the match - a breeder who talks you out of a species is worth more than one who does not.

Do Brown Headed Poicephalus produce a lot of dust?

Low. It matters more than most people expect for anyone with asthma, and it is worth raising with a doctor before buying rather than afterwards.


Prices, what the species has sold for over the years, and ratings from breeders who raise them are on the listings page.
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