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    Caiques for Sale in Dubai

    From AED 4,500

    Last updated April 2026

    3 birds found

    Caiques (pronounced "kai-EEK") are compact, intensely playful parrots that pack the personality of a much larger bird into a 150-gram body. In the UAE market they're bought almost exclusively by experienced bird owners who've already kept Cockatiels or Conures and want something more demanding and more rewarding. Two species are available: the White-bellied Caique (bright orange head, white chest) and the Black-headed Caique (black cap, yellow-green sides). Caiques are not talkers - they're acrobats. They wrestle toys, roll on their backs, and play with a physicality that surprises first-time owners. They're also one of the few parrot species suited to a caique pair sharing a cage, provided they're introduced carefully. See the live Caique price range below. Not a beginner's bird - but for the right owner, the most entertaining bird we sell. If you're searching for hand-raised caiques for sale near me in Dubai, baby caiques are available alongside adult birds.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Caiques

    How much does a Caique cost in the UAE?
    Caiques at Dubai Birds currently range from AED 4,500 to AED 7,000, depending on species, mutation, and age. Prices update as stock changes - WhatsApp us for today's exact pricing.
    Are Caiques good for first-time bird owners?
    Honestly, no. Caiques are strong-willed, easily bored, and prone to nipping if under-stimulated. They're best for owners who've already kept Conures or Cockatiels and want a step up.
    Do Caiques talk?
    Rarely. A few individuals learn 5-10 words but they're not talker birds. Their appeal is their physical play style and the intensity of their personality, not vocabulary.
    Can two Caiques live together?
    Yes, more than most parrot species - but introductions must be supervised and slow. Same-sex pairs generally work better than mixed pairs unless breeding is intended.
    How long do Caiques live?
    25-30 years in captivity with good diet and veterinary care. This is a long-term commitment.