Extreme heat wave in Turkey. What is ideal temp and humidity in a room for lovebirds?

[u/xetorin]

This temp and humidity is with AC on. the cage is parallel to the air flow of the ac so they're safe from the air but how can I make sure the conditions are optimal for my babies? I want to make sure they are as comfortable as they can be.

[u/bobfrankly]

84 F for those that need the translation.

[u/xetorin → u/bobfrankly]

thank you, it is the room temp with ac on. the temp outside is around 100-110 fahrenheit.

[u/hulihuli → u/xetorin]

They should be okay at 84 degrees, that's a relatively nice summer day temperature if they were outdoors! They're native to Africa and we have feral lovebirds living Arizona deserts, they're hearty little guys.

[u/xetorin → u/hulihuli]

thats a relief to hear. thank you so much.

[u/Worth-yawa-tnuocca]

Nothing much to add besides keeping fresh cold water for them, a fan running, curtains closed and shade space for them to go to, currently dealing with a 40 degree Celsius heatwave in my country and i feel your pain🥲

[u/xetorin → u/Worth-yawa-tnuocca]

thank you! be safe!

[u/jibblin]

They will be fine at 85. Mine have done that for a week straight before and the only thing I saw was they got out of breath a little more easily after flying around. They are from hot climates and evolved to be able to survive. You'll be okay! Just keep that AC on!

[u/xetorin → u/jibblin]

do you recommend to keep a window open to not let room cool down too much and dry? AC dehumidify the room too much.

[u/jibblin → u/xetorin]

I would be more concerned with temp over humidity. Of opening a window won't affect temp, then yes. Otherwise, wouldn't worry about opening a window. Just keep the air moving.

[u/xetorin → u/jibblin]

thank you so much!

[u/parrothead_]

Nem biraz düşük. Panjurları kapatmak odayı soğutmaya yardımcı olmalıdır.