
Lorys are native to Australia and grow to around 12 inches, weighing about 6 ounces in a lifespan of approximately 30 years. These birds are outgoing, have goofy personalities, and love to entertain. Lorys are affectionate but may occasionally nip, as they can be mischievous little birds. These birds are very vocal and will screech, chirp, talk, and more, so prepare for lots of noise. Provide a lot of space for your lory as they love to exercise and play, and provide plenty of enrichment activities.
Lorys are mainly red, but some may have patches of yellow or black, depending on the variety. Lorys are prone to hemochromatosis, which is an iron storage disease.

Rainbow lorikeets are native to Australia as well and grow up to 15 and weigh 3 to 5 ounces in a lifespan of around 30 years. These lorikeets are very active, affectionate, and social with their owners. That said, they are very territorial of their owners and like to consume all of their attention, and typically, they are not very friendly with other birds. These birds may become vicious to other species and should not be left with other species. These lorikeets vocalize frequently and have a high-pitched and sometimes unpleasant call, so prepare for lots of noise. This bird is brilliant and will need lots of mental stimulation to keep entertained and happy.
These Lorikeets are incredibly bright in color, display a whole rainbow on the front, and have blue heads with green backs. Males and females also look the same, so DNA testing is the most accurate route. This species is prone to lorikeet paralysis syndrome, where they cannot move their body, wings, legs, or head and cannot swallow or blink.
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