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Posted by spusna84 on January 28, 2003 at 20:55:30:

In Reply to: Macaw for beginner posted by rogerc on January 28, 2003 at 16:12:43:

:I have never owned a bird before but am interested in purchasing a macaw. I am especially interested in the hyacinth macaw. Is this a good bird for a beginner who lives in a condo? It is a large condo and some noise will not be hear by my neighbors. Thanks!

Large Macaws are really not good pets for apartment/condo dwellers because they are very LOUD! No matter how well your condo is constructed, your neighbors would hear a hyacinth macaw. A hyacinth macaw is not generally a good "beginner" bird because they require special care (plus that huge beak can be VERY intimidating).

Sharon

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