Caique

This is completely natural. Caiques are famous for their energetic, almost dance-like "caique bounce", and it's part of what makes them such entertaining birds to watch. It's a sign of a happy, stimulated bird, not a problem to correct.

They can be territorial and nippy as they mature, especially over toys, food or a favourite person. Consistent, gentle handling from a young age and not forcing interactions goes a long way toward a well socialised adult.

A pellet-based diet with fresh vegetables, since caiques can be enthusiastic, messy eaters.

Feather Chef Caique Blend ($15.99–$89.99) or Feather Chef Caique Treat ($19.99–$44.99) as an occasional extra.

Several hours. They're one of the highest energy parrots for their size, and without enough outlet for that energy they can become bitey or destructive.

Sola Chew Balls ($6.99–$10.99) are a good match for their love of grabbing, rolling and shredding toys.

Most do, often enthusiastically. Regular bathing or misting is genuinely good enrichment for this species and something most caiques look forward to rather than tolerate.