ΠΑΠΑΓΑΛOΣ Mulga (Psephotellus varius)
The striking Mulga Parrot, also known as the Many-colored Parrot, is one of the most beautiful Australian parrot species, with vibrant colors that attract the eye. The male impresses with shades of green, blue, red and yellow, while the female maintains a more discreet, but equally charming appearance.
This is a calm and friendly species, ideal for lovers of Australian parrots. It adapts easily to hospitality, as long as it has a spacious and clean cage with sufficient sun and protection from the cold. Its diet is simple, based on seed mixtures, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a few green plants.
The Mulga Parrot reproduces easily in suitable conditions, with the female laying 4–6 eggs in a log nest or wooden box. It is a peaceful and hardy bird, ideal for those looking for a beautiful, quiet and happy parrot.
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Common names: Mulga Parrot, Many-colored Parrot, Mulga Parrot
Family: Psittaculidae
Length: about 27–30 cm (including tail)
Weight: 50–60 g
Lifespan: 10–15 years (with proper care)
Diet:
Base: Australian parrot mix (mainly millet, hemp, oats, niger).
Supplements:
Fresh fruit (apple, pear, grape)
Vegetables (carrot, broccoli, pepper, corn)
Green leaves (dandelion, spinach in small quantities)
Chewing twigs (eucalyptus, apple tree, willow)
Water: Clean, change daily.
Cage: Suitable for a spacious outdoor aviary.
Minimum dimensions: 2 m length x 1 m width x 1.8 m height for a pair!
Materials: Metal mesh, not plastic. Avoid zinc or lead.
Environment: Quiet, sunny spot with shade and protection from drafts and rain.
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