Green Cheek Conure Birds For Sale in Greenville, Greenville County, South Carolina
Looking to buy a Green Cheek Conure in Greenville? These vibrant and playful birds make excellent companions. As a popular choice among pet enthusiasts, understanding their pricing is essential for potential adopters.
Price Range
In Greenville County, South Carolina, the price of Green Cheek Conure birds varies based on several factors including age, color, and breeder reputation. Typically, you can expect to pay between $200 to $600 for a healthy bird. Authorized breeders often provide a health guarantee, ensuring that your little friend starts its life healthy and happy.
Size and Weight
Green Cheek Conures are small parrots, usually measuring about 10 inches in size. Their weight generally ranges from 60 to 80 grams, making them a suitable option for those who prefer smaller pets.
Available Colors
These charming birds come in various beautiful colors, including green, yellow, blue, and cinnamon variants, allowing future owners to choose one that fits their personality and style.
Find Your Green Cheek Conure
Check our listings of Green Cheek Conure birds for sale in Greenville. You might also be interested in these other birds: Cockatiel, Blue and Yellow Macaw, and African Grey Hornbill as well. Explore more options within the region: Birds for Sale in Greenville County, Birds for Sale in Anderson County, Birds for Sale in Taylors, Birds for Sale in Simpsonville, and Birds for Sale in Pelzer.
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Hello! Meet Kingston. He is a friendly bird who has been so much fun to have. Sadly, his time as a good pet for a high schooler has gone as this college student is now graduating and moving out of the house. He can say pretty bird, loves being a goof ball, and will hang out with you as much as you let him. He may be a little cranky from not getting as much attention the last year or two, but some proper attention would probably solve that. I would not recommend as a first pet, but would be a blast to those who have kept a bird before. Cage included. About nine years old, had one owner before us for a year or two. Will take serious offers.View Detail