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White-fronted Amazon parrot - The smallest of the Amazon parrots. They are mostly green with a white patch on the forehead, blue o...
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White-fronted Amazon

The smallest of the Amazon parrots. They are mostly green with a white patch on the forehead, blue on the crown, and red around the eyes. They are sexually dimorphic; males have bright red feathers on their wings.

Origin
Central & South America
Size
10 inches (25.5 cm). Weight: 180-240g (6.3-8.5 oz)
Weight
210g avg.
Noise Level
Moderate to Loud. Their call is high-pitched and can be quite yappy and repetitive.

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Species Ratings

Talking Ability 1/10
Noise Level 7/10
Social Needs 6/10
Cuddliness 5/10

Temperament & Personality

Active, playful, and can be feisty. They have a 'big parrot' personality in a small body and can be prone to nipping if not well-trained.

Vocalization & Talking Ability

Fair talkers. They can learn some words but are not known for extensive vocabularies.

Dietary Needs

A standard pelleted diet with fresh vegetables and some fruit. Their smaller size makes portion control important.

Health & Lifespan

Generally hardy with a lifespan of 40-50 years, but can be prone to obesity if overfed and under-exercised.

Housing Requirements

A smaller cage is acceptable but should still be roomy. Minimum 24"W x 20"D x 30"H. Can be suitable for apartments if the owner can manage their sometimes yappy calls.

Common Questions About White-fronted Amazon

What is the lifespan of a White-fronted Amazon?

The White-fronted Amazon typically lives for 40-50 years. With proper care, diet, and regular vet check-ups, they can live a full and healthy life.

Is the White-fronted Amazon good for beginners?

This species is rated as 'intermediate' care level. They require specific attention, socialization, or dietary needs that may challenge first-time owners.

Where does the White-fronted Amazon come from?

The White-fronted Amazon is native to Central & South America.

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