Meet Tuck - Cinnamon Green Cheek Conures
Meet Tuck, pictured below with Ella (who recently found her forever home). He is a beautiful Cinnamon Green Cheek Conure, loved for their warm colouring and affectionate personalities. Often described as one of the best companion birds, it’s easy to see why. Hand-raised from an early age, they’re confident, playful, social, cuddly, and love spending time interacting with their humans.
Cinnamon Green Cheek Conures are intelligent, curious, and full of personality. They often enjoy learning tricks, exploring their surroundings and being part of everyday family life. Their gentle nature and strong bond with owners make them an ideal choice for anyone looking for a loving, interactive companion.
Contact us for availability.
Fast Facts:
How long will my Green Cheek Conure live?
10-15 years
How big will it grow?
Approximately 25cm
What size enclosure is recommended for my Green Cheek Conure?
A wire enclosure of 35” x 20” x 35”
What does a Green Cheek Conure eat?
South American pellets with fruit and vegetables
Where do Green Cheek Conures originate from?
Bolivia, South America
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Meet Tuck, pictured below with Ella (who recently found her forever home). He is a beautiful Cinnamon Green Cheek Conure, loved for their warm colouring and affectionate personalities. Often described as one of the best companion birds, it’s easy to see why. Hand-raised from an early age, they’re confident, playful, social, cuddly, and love spending time interacting with their humans.
Cinnamon Green Cheek Conures are intelligent, curious, and full of personality. They often enjoy learning tricks, exploring their surroundings and being part of everyday family life. Their gentle nature and strong bond with owners make them an ideal choice for anyone looking for a loving, interactive companion.
Contact us for availability.
Fast Facts:
How long will my Green Cheek Conure live?
10-15 years
How big will it grow?
Approximately 25cm
What size enclosure is recommended for my Green Cheek Conure?
A wire enclosure of 35” x 20” x 35”
What does a Green Cheek Conure eat?
South American pellets with fruit and vegetables
Where do Green Cheek Conures originate from?
Bolivia, South America
Meet Tuck, pictured below with Ella (who recently found her forever home). He is a beautiful Cinnamon Green Cheek Conure, loved for their warm colouring and affectionate personalities. Often described as one of the best companion birds, it’s easy to see why. Hand-raised from an early age, they’re confident, playful, social, cuddly, and love spending time interacting with their humans.
Cinnamon Green Cheek Conures are intelligent, curious, and full of personality. They often enjoy learning tricks, exploring their surroundings and being part of everyday family life. Their gentle nature and strong bond with owners make them an ideal choice for anyone looking for a loving, interactive companion.
Contact us for availability.
Fast Facts:
How long will my Green Cheek Conure live?
10-15 years
How big will it grow?
Approximately 25cm
What size enclosure is recommended for my Green Cheek Conure?
A wire enclosure of 35” x 20” x 35”
What does a Green Cheek Conure eat?
South American pellets with fruit and vegetables
Where do Green Cheek Conures originate from?
Bolivia, South America
Benefits of Adopting your Hand Raised Bird from Kellyville Pets
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Healthy and ethical breeding
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90 day extended health guarantee
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Information pack
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Staff support and follow-up
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7 days cooling off
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Lifetime rehoming
Species Care Guide
Learn more about this (and other) species! Our guides include top tips, fun facts, commonly asked questions and everything you need to know to get started with these amazing creatures as pets!
Tips for first-time
bird parents
If you’re welcoming a bird into your home, here are some key tips:
- Choose the Right Bird
Choose a bird species that matches your lifestyle and experience level. - Prepare a Safe Home
Set up a safe, spacious cage with toys, perches, and a stable environment. - Feed a Healthy Diet
Feed a balanced diet of pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables while avoiding toxic foods. - Build Trust Slowly
Build trust slowly through gentle interaction and consistent daily routines.
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