I've lived with Peachfront Conures Aratinga aurea for 30 years. I've bred 'em, trained 'em, even visited Bolivia to observe them in the wild. For more about me, click right here.
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10:12 a.m. 2014-05-23 I just got a message on Twitter from someone whose Peach-fronted Conure turned 25 years old in April. Courtney and Ronnie, the first Peachfronted Conures I bred myself, just turned 24 years old on April 16 -- and they seem to be going strong. This is the first time I've heard from anybody who owned their Peachfront longer than I have, so it's great news and gives me hope that my birds aren't just unusual. I'm very encouraged that this species is potentially very long-lived despite being one of the smaller Aratingas. Here's a link to my 2012 article, where I estimated the lifespan of Peachfronts to run from around 18 to 30 years: How Long Do Peachfronted Conures Live? If anyone else has an older peachfront conure, please feel free to get in touch!
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