Parrots are an excellent and incredible pet. Their amazing colors and patterns allure people of all ages.
The Moluccan Eclectus parrot, native to Indonesia, is a charismatic subspecies of the Eclectus parrot. Its striking appearance and unique vocal abilities attract bird lovers. In fact, Moluccan Eclectus is the real showstopper that has vibrant color combination; a female Moluccan Eclectus has red head, deep crimson feathers, and a purple belly while a male has green feathers and orange beak. Their dazzling colors fascinate people.
Intelligence and Communication
Moluccan Eclectus parrot is highly interactive and intelligent pet. It is keen to mimic human words or phrases. Moluccan Eclectus has the ability to understand the signal given by the owner. Regular socialization with owners enhances understanding among them while frequent mental stimulation keep them active and smart in the captivity. They will give you more happiness. However, these parrots can become bored and exhibit behavioral issues in a dull environment.
Social Behavior
Moluccan Eclectus are not just known for their appearance and vocal abilities but they are also famous for their loyalty and social behavior. They form strong bonds with their mates, and their habits reflect a deep commitment to their partners. They also form strong bonds to the human companions however they require calm and nurturing atmosphere to flourish.
Diet and Health
The Moluccan Eclectus loves raw fruits and nuts. These parrots require a varied diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables like apple, pear, pomegranate, orange, banana, sweet potatoes, carrots etc. In captivity, to keep them healthy, one should monitor their diet carefully. Food having vitamin A and calcium are particularly beneficial for them. Natural rich diet is crucial for maintaining their bright plumage. Otherwise dietary imbalance could lead to health issues. Proper care, large cage, open space activities, and regular social interaction are essential for their growth and long life.
Moluccan Eclectus Breeding
Moluccan Eclectus parrots breeding would be rewarding if we manage their specific needs and requirements.