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We had a thread a while ago about odd pairs, I couldn’t find it though (and you’re not supposed to bring back up old threads..) but I finally got a picture of my odd pair together!
If I put salads down for the bunnies, the bird always wants some too, so I put him a plate down and they tend to eat together. Here Powder was eating from his plate (on the right) and Thanos had his plate (on the left).
Then… Powder finished the good parts of his (notice all that is left is one stem and a tiny bit of romaine) and decided the birds salad looked better, so he stole it.
Edit: Oh and just because they are cute, here is my not so odd pair together – I finally found a solution to the hay issue, since they won’t let me put it in the litter box and they keep pooping if it’s on the ground and don’t like hay racks – they won’t poo if it’s in the box!
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Ms, yes a cockatiel
Powder and Thanos get along, but Stickers always wants to chase the poor birds tail like it’s a toy, so he doesn’t get along with her very well. Thanos will preen Powder though and Powder will just sit there and let him. And the boxes in the floor for the bunnies the bird loves to crawl inside and play in, then Powder runs up and starts chewing on it and you hear a cockatiel fussing like a squirrel because the big bunny is destroying his house.
Sarita, mine only eats broccoli unless he’s stealing it is with the rabbits as far as greens go… he likes sweet potato and other things like that though. But yeah they are a pain to get to try new foods!
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