Parrots cannot see at night. Parrots, like people, are basically invisible at night without light. Parrots are very sensitive to light. If you turn on the lights at this time, the strong light will cause a stress reaction in the parrot and affect the quality of sleep. If you are exposed to light for a long time, it may affect the growth, development and health of your parrot.

Precautions for raising parrots:

1. Ventilate the bird cage. Pay attention to placing the bird cage in a ventilated place outdoors. Air circulation can effectively avoid contamination caused by bird dander, feces and other substances, and reduce the risk of disease.

2. Cleanliness and hygiene. The birdcage should be cleaned every day and a mask should be worn when cleaning to avoid inhaling germs.

3. Sterile contact. Owners should try not to come into contact with birds when they are sick, and should clean their hands with soap every time they watch birds or come into contact with parrots.

4. Place toys. You can usually place some wooden or cuttlebone toys in the birdcage, which can alleviate the parrot's barking and biting behavior.

5. Balanced nutrition. Feeding should be nutritionally matched according to the different growth stages of parrots, and the food should be kept clean and hygienic;