These lovebirds are social creatures that form small nesting colonies in the wild.

They are not happy in solitary confinement situations. They either need plenty of human attention or a mate.

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Masked lovebirds average 6 inches or 14.5 cm in length. The Masked Lovebirds are frequently named by their body color - rather than the mask color; such as green-masked lovebirds, blue-masked lovebirds, violet-masked lovebirds, etc.

The Fischer’s lovebird has plenty of energy and can be a loyal friend if interacted with regularly. While energetic, Fischer’s tend to be gentler than other lovebird species, especially when in an aviary environment.

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The Fischer’s lovebird might not be as popular as the more common peach-faced lovebird but it has an equally charming personality.  They can be a bit pricier than the normal peach-faced lovebird, especially the rarer mutations, which are quite popular with lovebird fanciers.

The popular peach-faced lovebird exudes a big personality in a small body. Peach faces love their playtime and positive interaction with their people.

A peach-faced lovebird has a busy beak and might be inclined to tear up strips of paper and weave them in the cage bars.

The peach-faced lovebird is approximately 6 inches long, and comes in an artists palate array of colors.

The nominate, or normal bird, is green with a shiny blue rump and rosy-peach face-hence the name. Other colors, or mutations, range from creamy white to almost black, and everything in between-all shades of green, blue, yellow, violet, and pied-with different colored faces to match!